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While working on a new article for REDMOND<\/a> magazine about PowerShell 2.0, I wanted to get some cmdlet information. I wanted an easy way to see a list of cmdlets for a given verb or noun. Of course that is easily done with Get-Command. However this only gives my the definition.<\/p>\n

After a little experimenting I found that I could get the help synopsis with the actual Get-Help cmdlet, not the Help function. So combining the two gives me the results I need. <\/p>\n

PS C:\\> gcm -noun job | select Name,@{Name="Synopsis";Expression={(get-help $_).synopsis}} | ft -auto -wrap <\/font><\/p>\n

Name        Synopsis
----        --------
Get-Job     Gets Windows PowerShell background jobs that are running
            in the current session.
Receive-Job Gets the results of the Windows PowerShell background jobs
            in the current session.
Remove-Job  Deletes a Windows PowerShell background job.
Start-Job   Starts a Windows PowerShell background job.
Stop-Job    Stops a Windows PowerShell background job.
Wait-Job    Suppresses the command prompt until one or all of the
            Windows PowerShell background jobs running in the
            session are complete.<\/font><\/p>\n

This should work for most Get-Command<\/strong> expressions. Although you may need to tweak a bit. Here\u2019s my solution for discovering about aliases:<\/p>\n

PS C:\\> gcm -type alias | select Name,ResolvedCommandName,@{Name="Synopsis";Expression={(get-help $_).synopsis}} | ft -wrap -auto<\/font><\/p>\n

Have fun.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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After a little experimenting I found that I could get the help synopsis with the actual Get-Help cmdlet, not the Help function. 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