Open command in Powershell

[StuffnThingz]

I'm trying to follow this tutorial on navigating directories, but Powershell (windows) doesn't recognize the "open ." command. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong. Thanks!

[anon-music-and-art]

Any luck on this Tobin?

[JonSwallow]

I noticed this was closed. Tobin I am not sure what you are looking for but, get-childitem may be the command you need. For example C:\Users\Owner\Documents> get-childitem will return the same results as dir. You can find a list of aliases by using the get-alias command. The set-location command is the same as cd. So for me I used the get-item to see where I was going and the set-location to get there. Hope that helped and I am not sure if I am breaking any rules here if I am my bad.

[ewilsey]

@StuffnThingz The Start command works too. Ex: Start Pictures A list of commands can be found in Alias. C:> Alias

[anon-music-and-art]

Thank you all for your responses to this!

[StuffnThingz]

I used cmd instead of Powershell. Seems to be a little more user friendly.

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