How to: Save MS-DOS Output In a File
By Angsuman Chakraborty, Gaea News NetworkThursday, December 25, 2008
This is a very important trick for Windows users. Though its fairly old still I thought of putting it up finally in case someone needs to copy the outputs of the DOS he is working on.
This trick is very helpful when you want to save the result of a dos command to a file to email it or read/print it later. For example, you can print out your network configuration data and email it to a technical support.
Trick
simply put a > and the destination file at the end of the dos command. Examples:
This command outputs the IP configurations to the file ipdata.txt in C drive:
ipconfig /all > C:\ipdata.txt
And you are done. Hope this is useful for you.
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