The Windows PowerShell console provides an easy-to-use environment for creating and running PowerShell commands as well as generating script files that you can run at a later time. The more you work in that environment, the more likely you'll want to customize the console to meet your individual development style. For example, you might want to expand the buffer size or change the font and background colors. To configure these and other types of settings, PowerShell provides several methods that are easy to use. You can set the console properties directly from the command window, run PowerShell commands that configure these settings, or add scripts to your PowerShell profile so that the settings are automatically applied at startup.
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