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11-20-2007
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| | Command output to file Hi to all, Using Windows Vista Ultimate, I tried the following "cmd /? /A c:\temp\outfile.txt" it didn't work at all. Is there a way to get a consol command output to a file (i.e. text file) ? Thanks for help André Landreau |
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11-20-2007
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| | Re: Command output to file Hi, André. WLM word-wrapped your post at an awkward spot, right in the middle of your quoted command line. But it looks like you are missing the ">" piping symbol. Try this: cmd /? /A > c:\temp\outfile.txt RC -- R. C. White, CPA San Marcos, TX rc@xxxxxx Microsoft Windows MVP (Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64) "André Landreau" <amlandreau@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0575F575-2A8E-470E-B444-9CFCF78DAD92@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi to all, > > Using Windows Vista Ultimate, I tried the following "cmd /? /A > c:\temp\outfile.txt" it didn't work at all. > Is there a way to get a consol command output to a file (i.e. text file) ? > Thanks for help > > André Landreau |
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11-20-2007
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| | Re: Command output to file To R. CO. White, That's it ! thanks a lot ! Up to your lead I did not know what "piping" was used for ! I keep learning ! Cheers, André "R. C. White" <rc@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:6C43BA30-9C22-4D30-B6C7-662ED62570B9@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, André. > > WLM word-wrapped your post at an awkward spot, right in the middle of your > quoted command line. But it looks like you are missing the ">" piping > symbol. Try this: > > cmd /? /A > c:\temp\outfile.txt > > RC > -- > R. C. White, CPA, San Marcos, TX > rc@xxxxxx > Microsoft Windows MVP > (Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64) > > "André Landreau" <amlandreau@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:0575F575-2A8E-470E-B444-9CFCF78DAD92@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi to all, >> >> Using Windows Vista Ultimate, I tried the following "cmd /? /A >> c:\temp\outfile.txt" it didn't work at all. >> Is there a way to get a consol command output to a file (i.e. text file) >> ? >> Thanks for help >> >> André Landreau |
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11-20-2007
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| | Re: Command output to file Hi, André. You're welcome. Glad I could help. And my name is Robert Charles, but everybody calls me R. C. "Initial names" are not uncommon here in Texas (and in my native Oklahoma). Remember J. R. Ewing of "Dallas"? ;^} RC -- R. C. White, CPA San Marcos, TX rc@xxxxxx Microsoft Windows MVP (Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64) "André Landreau" <amlandreau@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:2410AF23-5E7E-4BC0-BECE-574B33DD0995@xxxxxx Quote: > To R. CO. White, > > That's it ! thanks a lot ! > Up to your lead I did not know what "piping" was used for ! I keep > learning ! > Cheers, André > > "R. C. White" <rc@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:6C43BA30-9C22-4D30-B6C7-662ED62570B9@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi, André. >> >> WLM word-wrapped your post at an awkward spot, right in the middle of >> your quoted command line. But it looks like you are missing the ">" >> piping symbol. Try this: >> >> cmd /? /A > c:\temp\outfile.txt >> >> RC >> >> "André Landreau" <amlandreau@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:0575F575-2A8E-470E-B444-9CFCF78DAD92@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi to all, >>> >>> Using Windows Vista Ultimate, I tried the following "cmd /? /A >>> c:\temp\outfile.txt" it didn't work at all. >>> Is there a way to get a consol command output to a file (i.e. text file) >>> ? >>> Thanks for help >>> >>> André Landreau |
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