VirtualDesktopCollectionProperties.psm1

2 distinct file contents recorded under this name · 68 Windows records

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PowerShell script module

A .psm1 file contains a PowerShell script module. The file groups related functions into one unit. The Import-Module command loads the module, and the exported functions become available in the session. A module manifest, a .psd1 file, frequently comes with the module. Modules are the standard method to distribute PowerShell code.