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Pretty neat trick. Apparently if you open a file with Notepad, and type on the first line:
.LOG
The next time you open the file, there will be a timestamped entry for you to type descriptions under. Everytime you re-open the file, a new timestamp will appear.
Very interesting.
Via Microsoft
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This tip would be handy for live blogging using Windows Notepad.
Say you are at some event and are adding updates and don’t want to manually type the date/time, just do the following, via LUX.ET.UMBRA:
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