
I’ve been playing around a bit recently with Microsoft Places configuration. I’ve found viewing the Places configuration in PowerShell to be a bit cumbersome. The configuration has a degree of hierarchy built into it and when you list it up in PowerShell as objects, and you are required to match all the ParentIds yourself, it's quite painful. To try and help with this, I created a little PowerShell script that allows you to view your PlacesV3 config in a clearer tree format.Microsoft Places ViewerMicrosoft Places Viewer is simple to use tool for viewing...