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The topics in this section describe modules and snap-ins and how to use modules and snap-ins to make cmdlets available in a Windows PowerShell session.
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Modules and Snap-ins Describes the differences between registering cmdlets through modules and through snap-ins.
How to Register Cmdlets using Modules Describes how to register cmdlets using modules.
How to Create a Windows PowerShell Snap-in Describes how to register cmdlets using snap-ins.
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