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littleCharlie

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Save Keystrokes
« on: September 02, 2004, 03:55:41 PM »
I have to enter data daily on a dos system via modem to a computer in another state.  There is no way that I can pull up a previous window to to view any mistakes I typed or even edit mistakes.  But the home office will call wanting the correct data.  

My question is:  Is there a way to save my keystrokes to a text file or ASCII file on the computer harddrive in my office and review it at the end of the day?  That way I can send them a list of correction before they even call me.  

I tried "copy con c:\SaveKeyS.txt"  but the bat file used to start and execute the data program connected to the computer out of state want start till I hit F6 to terminate the copy con command.  Any suggestion?