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When the command is run with -Verbose you will see the verbose output and it will be saved to the specified log file.
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When the command is run with -Verbose you will see the verbose output **and** it will be saved to the specified log file.
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## Out-ConditionalColor
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This command is designed to take pipeline input and display it in a colorized format,based on a set of conditions. Unlike Write-Host which doesn't write to the pipeline, this command will write to the pipeline.
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This command is designed to take pipeline input and display it in a colorized format,based on a set of conditions. Unlike `Write-Host` which doesn't write to the pipeline, this command will write to the pipeline.
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You can use a simple hashtable to define a color if the given property matches the hashtable key.

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## Out-More
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This command provides a PowerShell alternative to the cmd.exe MORE command, which doesn't work in the PowerShell ISE. When you have screens of information, you can page it with this function.
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This command provides a PowerShell alternative to the cmd.exe **MORE** command, which doesn't work in the PowerShell ISE. When you have screens of information, you can page it with this function.
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```powershell
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get-service | out-more
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This example also demonstrates that you can change form's background color.
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This function will **not** work in PowerShell Core.
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This example also demonstrates that you can change form's background color. This function will **not** work in PowerShell Core.
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## ToDo
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Because this module is intended to make scripting easier for you, it adds options to insert ToDo statements into PowerShell files. If you are using the PowerShell ISE or VS Code and import this module, it will add the capability to insert a line like this:
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# [12/13/2017 16:52:40] TODO: Add parameters
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In the PowerShell ISE, you will get a new menu under Add-Ons
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OS : Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
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You can also run multiple tests with random time intervals.
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