PowerGui is a fantastic script editor for Windows PowerShell. You can write, debug and execute code all in the same page, with the option to see the shell output in a seperate window in the same page. I also love the auto complete features – very handy. . Download from http://powergui.org/ . powergui interface
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PowerGUI – script editor for Windows PowerShell
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