I thought all cmd commands work the same under Powershell. For example assoc and ftype do not work. Is there a way to make them work instead of switching to cmd again?
Oh, they'll work, but you have to call them through cmd.exe as they're not actual programs that reside on disk, but functionality built-in to cmd.exe like so:
cmd /c assoc
cmd /c ftype
Expanding on Eric's answer, here's how to make assoc and ftype "just work" in powershell.
Add this to your powershell profile -- you can just run $Profile in powershell to find your profile file:
function assoc { cmd /c assoc $args }
function ftype { cmd /c ftype $args }
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