Wow! I can’t believe I have been missing this for so long. It is the answer to all my command line woes in Windows. I have only touched the surface but love it already. Today I created my profile to change the prompt and add a command for copying my FGF binaries to my current working directories:

# Profile PowerShell Script
# Author: John Sedlak
# Site: http://focusedgames.com

$a = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI
$a.ForegroundColor = "White"
$a.WindowTitle = "WPS - Focused Games"

# This function changes the prompt.
function prompt{
	$path = get-location
	$b = Get-Date -format "HH:mm"
	return "$b $path ?> "
}

# This function copies a bunch of FGF libraries to current working directories.
function fgfCopy{
	# These are the platforms that need to be copied
	$platforms = "x86","Zune","Xbox 360"

	# An array of the destinations for copying
	$destinations = "E:\Users\John Sedlak\Code\Games\GW3\trunk\Libraries\"

	# The source directory and the suffix.
	$source = "E:\Users\John Sedlak\Code\FGF\trunk\Bin\"
	$sourceSuffix = "\Release"

	# Loop through all the destinations and all the platforms
	# For each platform, copy some files.
	foreach($destination in $destinations){
		write-host "Starting copy to"$destination
		foreach($platform in $platforms){
			# Build up the source and destination paths
			$tempSource = $source + $platform + $sourceSuffix
			$tempDestination = $destination + $platform

			# Get a list of all DLL files that contain the word Thrust
			$files = get-childItem $tempSource -force | ? {$_.extension -eq ".dll"}|where {$_.name -match "Thrust"}

			# For each file, copy it!
			foreach($dll in $files){
				copy-item $tempSource\$dll $tempDestination
				write-host "Copied"$platform\$dll
			}
		}
	}
}