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  • June 13, 2009 at 11:40 am

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    WayneS (6/12/2009)

    Ahem. It's not very often that someone gets to tell Jeff that he's wrong, AND can prove it...

    Heh... wrong for what? If you want to keep the log forever, then yes, you need to replace the first "-o" with the ">>". But if you want the log to be only for the batch, the leave the first "-o" as it is. 😛 Didn't know which way the OP wanted to go and I probably should have said so. :hehe:

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