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In Powershell 2, you'll get a list of defined aliases. It tells, for exemple, that <code>gal</code> is an alias to <code>get-alias</code>. Running <code>Get-Help alias | more</code> brings this: <blockquote> PS C:\Users\Fernando> Get-Help alias | more PROVIDER NAME Alias DRIVES Alias: SYNOPSIS Provides access to the Windows PowerShell aliases and the values that they represent. DESCRIPTION The Windows PowerShell Alias provider lets you get, add, change, clear, and delete aliases in Windows PowerShell. <pre><code>An alias is an alternate name for a cmdlet, function, or executable </code></pre> file. Windows PowerShell includes a set of buil t-in aliases. And, you can add your own aliases to the current session and to your Windows PowerShell profile. <pre><code>The Alias provider is a flat namespace that contains only the alias </code></pre> objects. The aliases have no child items. <pre><code>Each alias is an instance of the System.Management.Automation.AliasInfo </code></pre> class. <pre><code>The Alias provider exposes its data store in the Alias: drive. To </code></pre> work with aliases, you can change your location t o the Alias: drive by using the following command: <pre><code> set-location alias: Or, you can work from any other Windows PowerShell drive. To reference </code></pre> an alias from another location, use the Alia s: drive name in the path. <pre><code>Windows PowerShell includes a set of cmdlets that are designed to view </code></pre> and to change aliases: <pre><code> Export-Alias Get-Alias Import-Alias New-Alias Set-Alias When you use these cmdlets, you do not need to specify the Alias: drive </code></pre> in the name. <pre><code>The Alias provider supports all the cmdlets that have the Item noun </code></pre> except for the Invoke-Item cmdlet. And, it supp orts the Get-Content and Set-Content cmdlets. The Alias provider does not support the cmdlets that have the ItemPro perty noun. And, the Alias provider does not support the Filter parameter in any cmdlet. <pre><code>All changes to the aliases affect the current session only. To save the </code></pre> changes, add the changes to the Windows Pow erShell profile. Or, use the Export-Alias and Import-Alias cmdlets. </blockquote>
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