I want to write the output of a DOS command to a text file. Is there any way to do it?

Answer 1

I believe you can do this with a batch file that uses Echo, google dos batch file tutorials.

Answer 2

Same as above, just to add this is a technique passed down from the original UNIX root to all command lines including DOS it is called Redirection. > means flush existing file and overwrite the previous text, >> is appending output text, you may want that instead.

Answer 3

Same answer as above, but to be more precise type the command and direct it to the text file
like
dir > a.txt
(Replace dir by the command you want). And then type a.txt and it should open a notepad for you

Answer 4

type command and redirect to a file


dir > a

type a to get output