Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2004 11:54 pm
You sure U wrote:
...and not:
?
The /T flag makes it just spit out the date, if you forget the /T flag it will ask for a new date ( and you dont want that ).
Also it is possible that your date is not set on your system... try writing date in the DOS console... (In MS Windos: Start -> Run... -> Write cmd -> klick OK ) and set the date if it is not set...
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date >> c:\test.txtThe /T flag makes it just spit out the date, if you forget the /T flag it will ask for a new date ( and you dont want that ).
Also it is possible that your date is not set on your system... try writing date in the DOS console... (In MS Windos: Start -> Run... -> Write cmd -> klick OK ) and set the date if it is not set...