Ooops. Ignore the example in my last note. correct example is
ping machine > pinginfo.txt
same principle though- output of the "ping" goes to the
indicated file.
Note that
set > myinfo.txt
creates the file myinfo.txt
ipconfig > myinfo.txt OVERWRITES myninfo.txt
but
ping >> myinfo.txt
APPENDS to the end of myinfo.txt
regards
Stan
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ping machine > pinginfo.txt
same principle though- output of the "ping" goes to the
indicated file.
Note that
set > myinfo.txt
creates the file myinfo.txt
ipconfig > myinfo.txt OVERWRITES myninfo.txt
but
ping >> myinfo.txt
APPENDS to the end of myinfo.txt
regards
Stan
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and then you can use redirection. This will work with any
command (pretty much) so in your case something like
ipconfig -all > myinfo.txt
redirects the command output to the file myinfo.txt
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Stan
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