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Thanks for the quick reply, it was a coding error on my part !<br />
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Found it !
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Thanks for the quick reply, it was a coding error on my part !

Found it !

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Why do both of these commands prompt for values with some parameters and not others ?<br />
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<b>Add-Content</b> &quot;c:\LastRun.txt&quot; Get-Date &nbsp; &nbsp;#Prompts with...<br />
cmdlet Set-Content at command pipeline position 1<br />
Supply values for the following parameters:<br />
Value[0]: <br />
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<b>Add-Content</b> $lf $e &nbsp; &nbsp;#Doesn't prompt, just writes to the file.
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Why do both of these commands prompt for values with some parameters and not others ?

Add-Content "c:\LastRun.txt" Get-Date    #Prompts with...
cmdlet Set-Content at command pipeline position 1
Supply values for the following parameters:
Value[0]: 

Add-Content $lf $e    #Doesn't prompt, just writes to the file.

powershell add-content , set-content

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