Thread: Help with powershell

So, right now, I'm setting up Sublime Text 3 on my laptop (I had been letting my father borrow it for work).

I have the Sublime Text folder included in my path, which lets me use the "subl" command in the command prompt. However that doesn't work for Powershell, which I prefer to cmd. I know I can set an alias in my Powershell profile to use "subl", but I'm wondering if there's a better way. I had it set up to work on my desktop, but due to the monitor issue I can't check (easily) how I did that.

I imagine there's probably a better way - sublime has a ton of plugins. I've never really done any powershell scripting but I did get the python vm working inside sublime a few years back for a class and that was pretty nice.