The default Linux prompt gives you additional helpful information while working through a session instead of Windows.
The example below displays a user who is logged in along with the hostname in a windows command line.
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C:\Windows\system32>set prompt=[%username%@%computername% $P]# [strachotao@PC101 C:\Windows\system32]# |
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Canon EOS 500D, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM, F2,8, 1/500s, ISO 100
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<# .Synopsis Check file header if it is a JPG file .EXAMPLE Check one file: Test-JPGHeader -File c:\temp\myPicture.jpg .EXAMPLE Check all jpeg files in one folder (ls c:\pictures\*.jpg ).FullName | % {if ((Test-JPGHeader -File $_) -eq $false) {Write-Host "$_ is not real JPG"}} .NOTES If file doesn't exists, function returns false #> Function Test-JPGHeader { Param ([Parameter(Mandatory=$true, Position=0)] [String]$File) $Result = $false if ((Test-Path $File) -eq $false) { Return $Result Break; } [String]$JPG = "255216255" [Byte[]]$RAWHeader = Get-Content $File -TotalCount 3 -Encoding Byte [String]$Header += $RAWHeader $Header = $Header.Replace(" ","") $Result = $JPG -contains $Header Return $Result } |
