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    storing ip in a txt file

    WHEN I CONNECT TO INTERNET, MY IP SHOULD BE SAVE IN A TXT FILE, Is there a way to do this.

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    why ? if you wanna know ur ip go to www.whatismyip.com or go to start-run-cmd. type in ipconfig.....

    or are u trying to do something else. if yes please explain more specific what ?

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    make a bat something like this

    date /T > c:\iplogfile.txt
    Ipconfig >c:\iplogfile.txt

    That would then store the date and the IP address, You could then link this into the registry, im not sure which key but i reackon its gonna be near here: -

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Network

    hope that helped

    i2c

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    Is it just me or does the objective here seem a little unclear shall we say?I'm sorry but I cant think of any reason whatsoever to log your ip to a txt file.If you want your ip just use winipcfg.exe

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    therenegade its just you. there is a reason or there wouldn't be this question. what possible 'evil' reason could there be that couldn't be accomplished another way more easily? it would be helpful in making a suggestion if you did tell us more. like how you connect if you use a router etc

    an oversight in i2c bat solution if you want the date and day.

    date /T > c:\iplogfile.txt
    Ipconfig >c:\iplogfile.txt

    should be

    date /T > c:\iplogfile.txt
    Ipconfig >>c:\iplogfile.txt
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    Here is an easy solution. Its a vbscript just double click it and it will pop up a box with your ip addy's. Its attached as a text file. You will need to save it to a convienient location as .vbs
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    thanks for reply, that's fine working "iplogfile.txt".

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