From the this-would-have-come-in-handy-last-semester department comes an awesome tip from Microsoft themselves. It shows how you can create a log file in notepad that automatically adds the time and date stamp everytime it’s opened. Had I known about this earlier in the semester this would have been extremely useful when creating notes in classes. To play along, simply open up notepad and on the first line type in .LOG. Save and close the notepad file. Next time you open it, you’ll be greeted with a nice stamp in the form of 7:33 AM 7/7/2006.
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Or just press F5?
Ohh, I didn’t know F5 worked in notepad. You learn something everyday. =)
It’s about time I was able to return the favor (of teaching something new).
And I blogged about it as an Easter Egg, 3 weeks before. Anyways I was not sure whether it was an Easter Egg.
http://www.johntp.com/2006/06/15/notepad-easter-eggs/
LOL, too bad Notepad is a lame way to take notes.
KISS: Keep it simple, silly. ;-)