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ii (Invoke-Item), Captain!

• 2008年7月31日 上午 12:17BinaryCoder

   
  

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  I have discovered the following which I have found highly useful.
  
  Let's say you are working in PowerShell and want to display the current working folder in Windows Explorer.
  
  All you need to do is execute:
  
  

  ii .

  
  That is ii (for Invoke-Item), space, period.
  
  (Of course, if you want to show a child folder, substitute its name in place of the period.)
  
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