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Windows PowerShell leverages the GDI+ library to provide graphics drawing capabilities. In fact, PowerShell provides the same level of drawing capabilities through GDI+ as those available in other programming languages such as C# and Visual Basic. In fact, those familiar with GDI+ in the context of other programming languages will find the learning curve to be extremely shallow. Those with no previous experience of GDI+ graphics drawing will quickly find that it is both intuitive and easy to learn.
