PowerShell 2 can create viable XML files you can use just about anywhere you want to use an XML file's data. In PowerShell 1.0 you could use the Export-Clixml cmdlet to create an XML representation of ...

I've been trying to put a small script together to build out XML config files for a product at work. While you can edit the file by hand and file in all the blanks, its pretty big and error-prone. I ...

So I feel like this should be really, really simple. But I've been on it for about 2 hours now. I'm working with Azure's export of the virtual network configuration. Basically what I want to do is ...

Use the Export-Clixml cmdlet when capturing XML data that you'll want to use later in a PowerShell session. In the Windows world the XML format has long been the format of choice for capturing complex ...