This dos command is designed to be called in the opening of an event to be
logged. I originally wrote it to log my time on the internet, but it can be
used for any time log you wish.



I designed this command to be as eassible to use. If you just run it, the
command gives you help in the normal way.

Log <Time Note> <Log File>
Where <Time Note> is the note given to the time entry and <Log File> is the
file you wish to append this entry to.

For the examples given below, I am using Log in the C: Directory.

    C:Log "Connecting Modem" S:Modem.log

will write the following line to the file Modem.log in S: Assign...

    16/05/1997 : 02:08:42  : Connecting Modem

The program will write a new file if the log file doesn't exist.


©1997 Michael Brown
michael@amiga1.demon.co.uk
Version 1.0

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