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rediretion and pipes in DOS shell cmd interpreter
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I am trying to accomplish the following. Send the output of a command to the screen (this happens by default) as well as capture the output of the screen to a log file. How can this be achieved in DOS command interpreter syntax. Any ideas/suggesstions/indicators are greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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