gbyeow says:
Haha. Falling in love with batch and shell script?
EngLee says:
Not really. Created it just to log my office tasks. And also because the proxy server blocked me from downloading the vbscript from Lifehacker. LOL
gbyeow says:
Go PC Fair or not? I’m heading there on Friday morning. Haha. Maybe I’ll drop by the office and disturb you all :p
EngLee says:
I’ll ask them then let you know.
FEPY » Geek to Live: QuickLogger redux says:
[…] Finally, reader EngLee created a very simple 3-liner that can be run from the Windows Command line. […]
Jim Peterson says:
Cool script, I never knew how to get user input in a batch file. Thanks!
Bill Peschel says:
Very nice. I’m going to give it a try. Thank you for making it easier for me.
Letsrock says:
Thank You! I was looking for something like this to help me organize my daily tasks for my performance review and similar to your situation, I can’t run .vbs on my work computer. Ciao!
Peter says:
Brilliantly simple. Will try it as a replacement to my neglected paper log right away.
Richard says:
Amazing what you can with with dumb old DOS commands!!! Thanks – Rich
Mick says:
Nice Script Thanx
@Richard
Batch is more alive then you think brainless peace off shit
Fabio Cevasco says:
Thanks a lot for your script. I also ended up rolling out my own, although is a little more complex but does a bit more than just logging.
Dan says:
Many thanks! I’m an idiot who couldn’t get the lifehacker script to work, and this is a great tool to use..
Markus says:
Nice script. 😉
You know that you can try something like Logtext too? It does pretty much the same thing but is much more flexible. http://www.logtext.de
Although the software is free of charge the developer still refuses to release the source code.
