Log Files

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Hey I need to know how to make a log file making program so that it can do this:

Runs when a user logs on and makes a log file in a location on the hard drive that I specify that says:

[my text] [username] [time of log on]

Runs when the user logs off and makes a log file in the same location as before that says:

[my text] [username] [time of log off]

I would also like to make a file that runs when the user logs on and logs the websites visited like this:

[my text] [username]

[website url] | [Website title bar] | [time (if possible)]

[website url] | [Website title bar] | [time (if possible)]

[website url] | [Website title bar] | [time (if possible)]
[and so on]

I would also like to specify its location on the hard drive.

Thanks
 
Try a little research on XP's scripting engines and how to write them.
And stop posting to newsgroups in HTML; Plain Text only, please. There
are several ways to do what you want and several different languages to
choose from, all of which have a learning curve. Time to start
learning, IMO.
Have you tried Google or any other search engine? I think you're
expecting it to be handed to you all done & finished, and then you're
going to expect it to be supported too. Give a man a fish ... .

Twayne



Hey I need to know how to make a log file making program so that it can
do this:

Runs when a user logs on and makes a log file in a location on the hard
drive that I specify that says:

[my text] [username] [time of log on]

Runs when the user logs off and makes a log file in the same location as
before that says:

[my text] [username] [time of log off]

I would also like to make a file that runs when the user logs on and
logs the websites visited like this:

[my text] [username]

[website url] | [Website title bar] | [time (if possible)]

[website url] | [Website title bar] | [time (if possible)]

[website url] | [Website title bar] | [time (if possible)]
[and so on]

I would also like to specify its location on the hard drive.

Thanks
 

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