HTML Content Format: PowerShell Write-Host Bold
In PowerShell, you can use the Write-Host command to display text on the console. To make the text bold, you can use HTML tags within the Write-Host command.
Here’s an example of how you can write bold text using PowerShell:
Write-Host "<b>This is bold text</b>"
When you execute this command, it will output the following on the console, with the text “This is bold text” displayed in bold:
This is bold text
Note that the Write-Host command displays text in the console, not in an HTML webpage. Therefore, the console may interpret some HTML tags differently or not at all. The <b> tag, however, is commonly recognized and interpreted as bold text in most consoles.
Keep in mind that using HTML tags within PowerShell commands may not be supported or recommended for all use cases. The Write-Host command is primarily used for displaying informational messages, so it’s often better to separate content from presentation when scripting in PowerShell.
Also, note that this example only applies to the PowerShell console and not to any HTML content within a webpage.