Capture command window text

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Tom Del Rosso

Do you know of a utility that can capture the text in the current command
window and save it to a text file? I want to run a scheduled batch file and
read any error messages later.

Thanks.
 
Scheduled Tasks|Advanced|View Log may provide the detail you need.

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| Do you know of a utility that can capture the text in the current command
| window and save it to a text file? I want to run a scheduled batch file
and
| read any error messages later.
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| Thanks.
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| 2 more zeros and remove the obvious.
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Dave Patrick said:
Scheduled Tasks|Advanced|View Log may provide the detail you need.
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If you have the Windows 2000 Pro Resource Kit, you can use logevent.exe add
your own messages to the event log based on outcomes when the batch file
runs.
 
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