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STAMP.COM 1.12 (C) 1991 Solaris Systems, All Rights Reserved.
Written by David M. Balmer, Jr.
This utility allows you to "stamp" the current date, time, working directory
and any comments to a file. It is especially useful for keeping log files.
Some of the possible uses could be:
* Track when the computer is used by placing the following statement in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
STAMP filename COMPUTER TURNED ON OR RESET AT /t ON /d
* Log backup procedures by making a batch file to run your backups. In the
file, include a STAMP statement to note the date and time (and possibly
the filespec backed up).
* Use it to stamp a document before printing with the following:
STAMP PRN: Printed /d /t
Anyway, you get the idea.
Syntax: STAMP filename [opt] [opt] [opt...]
Where [opt] may be any combination of the following (separated by spaces):
/D ........... current date
/T ........... current time
/CD .......... current working directory
/CR .......... CRLF (new line)
/OVERWRITE ... specifies to remove filename and start fresh
/S ........... specifies silent mode
Anything on the command line that is NOT recognized as an option will be
written to the filename exactly as typed. This allows you to add comments to
the logged information.