How can I set the PowerShell default window size in Windows 7?

How can I set the PowerShell default window size in Windows 7? In Windows 7, how can I set the default PowerShell window size? By default it comes up too tall for the netbook screen I am working with.
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bert [Entry]

"Use a function like this in your profile (notepad $profile)

Function Set-WindowSize {
Param([int]$x=$host.ui.rawui.windowsize.width,
[int]$y=$host.ui.rawui.windowsize.heigth)

$size=New-Object System.Management.Automation.Host.Size($x,$y)
$host.ui.rawui.WindowSize=$size
}

Then call the function:

Set-WindowSize 100 50"

bert [Entry]

Another approach is to run Powershell as an administrator. See How do I modify the Powershell console settings in Windows 7?

Wygrsr [Entry]

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