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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions repo_docs/NEW_CMDLETS.md
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# Create new cmdlet articles
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```powershell
$x = Get-Command "<Cmdlet1>","<Cmdlet2>",..."<CmdletN>"

New-MarkdownHelp -Command $x -OutputFolder "<Path>"
New-MarkdownCommandHelp -Command $x -OutputFolder "<Path>"
```

**Notes**:
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# Update existing cmdlet articles
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Import-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.PlatyPS
```

### Step 4: Use New-MarkdownHelp to dump the latest version of the cmdlet to a file
<a name='step-4-use-new-markdownhelp-to-dump-the-latest-version-of-the-cmdlet-to-a-file'></a>

These instructions are the same (up to a point) as in [Create new cmdlet articles](NEW_CMDLETS.md):
### Step 4: Use New-MarkdownCommandHelp to dump the latest version of the cmdlet to a file

These instructions are basically the same as in [Create new cmdlet articles](NEW_CMDLETS.md):

The basic syntax is:

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