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all right this is Robert Kane with arcane training and consulting if you work with PowerShell for any length of time youre going to wind up working with various file types including XML in this video were going to see just how easy it is to have PowerShell work with XML data were going to have PowerShell read in a file then Im going to show you how to make PowerShell recognize that the data is an XML format were going to see how to update an entry in that XML data set try to place new entries into that XML data set and then finally write that XML file back out to disk so without further ado lets take a look so here we are inside the ISEE or integrated scripting environment everything Im going to show you you can also do inside a PowerShell command window but the ISE makes it easier for demonstration purposes I also want to point out a couple things real quick if I highlight one or more lines of code I can come up here to the toolbar and click the Run selection or I can press th