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How can I get the Display Name of a Target Object's Manager?

I am able to get the Full Name but the Display Name throws an exception.

This is what I'm trying to do,

$Manager = $Context.BindToObject("Adaxes://%manager%");
$mgr = $Manager.FullName; # works
but,
$mgr = $Manager.DisplayName; # throws exception, returns null or blank

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by (730 points)

Never mind, I figured it out.

I realized that $Manager is a IADs object, so I had to use $Manager.Get("displayName") to get the Display Name.

Thank you

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