cool_rockz, unless there is a specific need for a database (eg. other people need access at the same time etc.), then just use normal file I/O. For example :

Code:
Open "c:\myLog.log" For Output As #1
    Print #1, "--------"
    Print #1, "Something : " & vbTab & someValue
    Print #1, someOtherValue
Close #1
And if you're going to be doing a lot of outputting and reading to the file in each session, I would suggest storing the file on the HDD somewhere. Putting the file into the temp folder would probably be best (Use the GetTempPath API).

Though you can stick it anywhere.

Then you'd copy the file onto the floppy when you're done.