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Summary: Learn about creating tabs in Windows PowerShell by using the `t.
Question: How would I use the `t in a script to produce a tab?
Answer: "`thi"
Question: That syntax above is ugly. What happens if I put a space in it like this: “`t hi”?
Answer: If you include a space in the line like “`t hi”, then you will tab over one tab stop and one additional space.
Question: Is the `t command such as “`thi” case sensitive?
Answer: Yes. It is one of the few things that are case sensitive in Windows PowerShell. If you use the `t as follows, you produce Thi on the line: “`Thi”.
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Hi Ed,
interestinglky enough, I didn't realize up to now, that the `t tab character is case sensitive!
If somebody would have asked me that question, I wouldn't have had the right answer at hand.
Maybe because I always used the lowercase version for whatever reason ...
Klaus.