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"refresh" for AD Explorer?
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Jeff Lamb
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Is there some way to refresh a page in AD Explorer without closing and reopening the application? I like to use it for inspecting AD object attributes while developing and debugging PowerShell automations.
Thank you
Jeff Lamb
Sysinternals
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Kian, Ting 0 Reputation points2023-04-13T21:31:56.3866667+00:00 Still no answer for this question
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Augusto Dobeslao 0 Reputation points2023-05-11T19:59:39.0066667+00:00 Just press F5 over the current seleciton.
Also I was looking for a contextual menu, it is a hidden feature ;)
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