Log Tab
The Log tab (Figure 1) is used to perform three functions:
This is the Command Box, where you can enter DOS commands in this format: >command. Any output will be shown in the log (item B). Some DOS commands might need wrapping in quotes (>"like this").
This is the log itself. Right-click it for a pop-up menu of options. You can also enter commands into it (like the DOS command in item A) and the results of the command will go to the end of the log; or you can enter clr / cls to clear it.
- As a quick scratchpad for you to type quick temporary notes.
- To show the output of DOS commands that you enter in the Command Box (item A).
- To show text that you specified with the Log: Add text automated action step.
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This is the Command Box, where you can enter DOS commands in this format: >command. Any output will be shown in the log (item B). Some DOS commands might need wrapping in quotes (>"like this"). This is the log itself. Right-click it for a pop-up menu of options. You can also enter commands into it (like the DOS command in item A) and the results of the command will go to the end of the log; or you can enter clr / cls to clear it.