From MS-DOS command prompt to doc
A couple of day ago I presented one method to copy from a MS-DOS console to a text file and today I discovered another way, more easy to do it.
Let assume you want a text document with your network configuration. At a MS-DOS command prompt, type: ipconfig /all > C:\mynetwork.txt (you can use any name you want for your file!).
You can use either .txt and .doc, no matter which one, the results is the same. I prefer .doc
Jump in Windows Explorer (I’m using Total Commander) find the file mynetwork.txt at the root of your C:\ drive, and open it. You’ll have now all your network configuration written there. Easy? I guess so ;)
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