Basic To Boss: Customizing Your PowerShell Prompt by Thomas Rayner

Every time I present and people see my PowerShell prompt, I get lots of questions about how I made it look that way, how it gets all the pieces of information it displays, and so on. This is a pretty light-hearted session and isn't going to change anybody's life, but it's still going to be pretty cool for people to see the kinds of things you can do in the console. The only slides for this session are an intro and a "thanks for coming". Otherwise, we're writing code.
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