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> On vms systems you could spawn a new login session and have that
session 
> logged to a disk file.  This was particularly useful because is let
people 
> Is there a way to do this in OS/2 or MSDOS5?

If anyone knows how to do this under MSDOS, please let me know as well!

skriefal@eeyore.stcloud.msus.edu

In article <SLAMBERG.93Jan11161320@mato.cc.lut.fi> slamberg@lut.fi (Samu Lamberg) writes:
>In article <ZyZ7wB1w165w@tcscs.UUCP> tcscs!zeta@src.honeywell.com (Gregory Youngblood) writes:
>   On vms systems you could spawn a new login session and have that session logged
>   to a disk file.  This was particularly useful because is let people test 
>   their programs interactively, while logging the results to a file which
>   could be easily viewed or printed.
>
>   I dont want to have to use PRINT SCREEN to do this, or to open have the printer
>   do everything as I go along, I'd like this in a file.
>
>
>   Is there a way to do this in OS/2 or MSDOS5?

You could get SCRIPT11.ZIP from Simtel or one of its mirrors.  Highly
recommended.

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In article <ZyZ7wB1w165w@tcscs.UUCP> tcscs!zeta@src.honeywell.com (Gregory Youngblood) writes:
   On vms systems you could spawn a new login session and have that session logged
   to a disk file.  This was particularly useful because is let people test 
   their programs interactively, while logging the results to a file which
   could be easily viewed or printed.

   I dont want to have to use PRINT SCREEN to do this, or to open have the printer
   do everything as I go along, I'd like this in a file.


   Is there a way to do this in OS/2 or MSDOS5?

   Thanks
   Greg

In msdos you could either use some printerspooler to write everything on
disk. Or get 4dos, it has it's internal command tee. And it's a _very_
good pgm otherwise too. It saves memory, includes history, on-line help 
and a lot more.

samu

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tcscs!zeta@src.honeywell.com (Gregory Youngblood) writes:

>On vms systems you could spawn a new login session and have that session logged
>to a disk file.

>Is there a way to do this in OS/2 or MSDOS5?

CONCOPY will do this.  You can get it from Simtel-20.

oak.oakland.edu : /pub/msdos/screen/concpy11.zip

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