Vbs Write To Text File Append

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I want to append small snippets of text to txt files.

If someone has a system for this, feel free to post it. I'm trying to create it.

At http://sourceforge.net/p/launchy/discussion/451015/thread/abba414b there was a discussion on this using Launchy (which I already did use - perfect).

Vbs Write To Text File Append

You add a vbs script to a folder that Launchy indexes and then just hit

Vbscript Create Text File Append

at tab 'my things in the file' enter

and the job is done.

scritps comes here

at.vbs

I found this script after:

  1. googling Append txt windows
  2. reading http://lifehacker.com/284127/take-launchy-beyond-application-launching
  3. reading http://benkraal.wordpress.com/2007/05/16/launchy-append-text-to-a-file-from-anywhere/
  4. landing on the sourceforge discussion linked above

Bonus if I'm able to change the path of the txt file say from DropboxFolderA to DropboxFolderB and the script still be intact.

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Vbs Write To Text File Appendicitis

To elude double quotes around your entry, i.e. to hit at my things in the file instead of at 'my things in the file' you may use next code snippet in place of objFile.WriteLine objArgs(0):

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