anyone can examine with my code..

[oceanebelle]

Use some

Open statement together with Print and Close and Input Line statements which ever you prefer... if you don't want to use that command that is.

[nokmaster]

@oceanebelle

do u have an example for that?

Thanks...

[dee-u]

Is this thread related with this thread?

[oceanebelle]

@oceanebelle

do u have an example for that?

Thanks...

Sorry missed your messages on yahoo. I'm only online for like 7-8 hours a day.. and that is IF I'm not busy so.

but here's a sample code. Now you've got to work out the details if you want to use this though.

Sub LogMessage(ByVal psMsg As String)
    
    Dim lngFileNum As Long
    
    lngFileNum = FreeFile()
    If LogFile = "" Then
        Open App.Path & "\" & App.EXEName & ".log" For Append As #lngFileNum
    Else
        Open LogFile For Append As #lngFileNum
    End If
    Print #lngFileNum, Format$(Date$, "YYYY/MM/DD"), Format$(Time$, "HH:MM:SS"), psMsg & vbNullChar
    Close #lngFileNum
    
End Sub

LogFile is either created on the current directory or in the directory specified by the user....