LogExe is a console window utility for Windows95/98/ME. The program is primarily made for long console output. Windows95/98/ME's MSDOS-Prompt window does not have scrollbar which makes viewing long output, such as output from compiler, virtually impossible. LogExe will log the output to a temporary file then the user can open the log file in a chosen viewer/editor.
Copy the files LogExe.exe and logeloc.dll to a directory which is accessible through your PATH environment.
LogExe <command to execute>
None.
LogExe allows you to pick your favorite text viewer/editor. To use your own viewer you can either:Freeware, no warranties, no liability of any kind.
- Do "set LOGEXEVIEWER=<my viewer>" in a MSDOS-Prompt window before starting LogExe, where <my viewer> is the name of your viewer.
- Add SET LOGEXEVIEWER=<my viewer>" to your autoexec.bat in your root directory.
If you don't set LOGEXEVIEWER, LogExe checks for EDITOR environment. If none of the environment is set, LogExe uses notepad.
Only Win32 executables are supported. System command and DOS based program cannot be logged by LogExe.