In order to do this you simply use this DOS command.
CONSOLE
echo Text >> test.txt
This will create a new text file called test and echo the contents into it. If we wanted to write a 2 line document, we could do something like:
CONSOLE
echo Hello >> test.txt
echo Person >> test.txt
The Command Prompt automatically does linebreaks each time the command is used.
I also stated that you can put documentation into a text file this way.
I will use the Perl documentation command as an example.
CONSOLE
perldoc perl >> perldoc.txt
That will put the output from perldoc into the file perldoc.txt.
Thanks for reading this material and have fun doing text writing the old school way.
