How can I see what options I have in commands?

For example, if I start to write:

import-

how can I see all the options I have that start with "import-". For example, with some systems you can get output with ?

import-

press ?

and here is listed all the import-commands



How to get these out in powershell?

well you can hit tab over and over again, not sure if that is what you are asking

Thanks!

is there any option to get all the possible commands with certain beginning listed? Also how do I get all the options of command out? I know get-command | select-string but is there any other way?

still not sure what you are asking but if you type the letter "c" then spam the tab key it will list a shit load of commands that start with the letter c

get-help is one of the most powerful cmdlets, especially when you're a beginner,



otherwise, with this approach you get a list of all the cmdlets;



pick one and use the first procedure to get all the necessary information

if you're at the start of your journey, take a look at the following blog;

http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/

amazing guy who explains powershell on a humerous and comprehensive way,

This post was edited by uglygeorge08 on Apr 25 2013 06:18am