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## Contents

- [New-ProfileWorkspace](#newprofileworkspace)
- [New-DotSourcedProfile](#newdotsourcedprofile)
- [Install-OhMyPosh](#installohmyposh)
- [Install-PowerShellISE](#installpowershellise)
- [Get-MsModules](#getmsmodules)
- [Install-MsModules](#installmsmodules)
- [Update-MsModules](#updatemsmodules)
- [Get-RecommendedModules](#getrecommendedmodules)
- [Install-RecommendedModules](#installrecommendedmodules)
- [New-ProfileWorkspace](#newprofileworkspace): Setup a folder and VS Code Workspace for maintaining your PowerShell profiles, VS Code settings, and Windows Terminal settings.
- [New-DotSourcedProfile](#newdotsourcedprofile): Point all of your CurrentUserHost PowerShell profiles to a central dot sourced profile.
- [Install-OhMyPosh](#installohmyposh): Install Oh My Posh with Nerd Fonts to make your shell beautiful and functional.
- [Install-PowerShellISE](#installpowershellise): Reinstall the PowerShell ISE for compatibility testing. :wink:
- [Get-MsModules](#getmsmodules): Get a list of Microsoft's core modules for Azure, Graph, and M365.
- [Install-MsModules](#installmsmodules): A helper for installing Microsoft's core modules for Azure, Graph, and M365.
- [Update-MsModules](#updatemsmodules): A helper for updating Microsoft's core modules for Azure, Graph, and M365.
- [Get-RecommendedModules](#getrecommendedmodules): Get a list of community recommended modules.
- [Install-RecommendedModules](#installrecommendedmodules): Easily install optional recommended modules.

Which TOC style do we like better, bullets or a table?

| Script | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
| [New-ProfileWorkspace](#newprofileworkspace) | Setup a folder and VS Code Workspace for maintaining your PowerShell profiles, VS Code settings, and Windows Terminal settings.
| [New-DotSourcedProfile](#newdotsourcedprofile) | Point all of your CurrentUserHost PowerShell profiles to a central dot sourced profile. |
| [Install-OhMyPosh](#installohmyposh) | Install Oh My Posh with Nerd Fonts to make your shell beautiful and functional. |
| [Install-PowerShellISE](#installpowershellise) | Reinstall the PowerShell ISE for compatibility testing. :wink: |
| [Get-MsModules](#getmsmodules) | Get a list of Microsoft's core modules for Azure, Graph, and M365. |
| [Install-MsModules](#installmsmodules) | Get a list of Microsoft's core modules for Azure, Graph, and M365. |
| [Update-MsModules](#updatemsmodules) | A helper for updating Microsoft's core modules for Azure, Graph, and M365. |
| [Get-RecommendedModules](#getrecommendedmodules) | Get a list of community recommended modules. |
| [Install-RecommendedModules](#installrecommendedmodules) | Easily install optional recommended modules. |

I think I prefer the table *if* descriptions are being included.

<a name="newprofileworkspace"></a><div id='newprofileworkspace' />
## New-ProfileWorkspace [:top:](#top)
## New-ProfileWorkspace [:top:](#top "Go to the top of the page.")

### Synopsis

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