I use a 20 line batch file saved as "jot.cmd" which does this roughly, it appends one liners to a particular note-log-file and it prepends the date if it is the

I use a 20 line batch file saved as "jot.cmd" which does this roughly, it appends one liners to a particular note-log-file and it prepends the date if it is the first note of the day so I have a chronology. Also it cats the note file if sent an empty entry. It is just a small part of my note keeping system, but I have often found it really convienient to be able to jot "asides" in the terminal like this.