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I have a windows notepad file for the same reason. F5 prints the date/time stamp.

• NamTaf 8y ago
  Thank you for this shortcut!
• iveqy 8y ago
  or you can just start the file with: .LOG one of the few extra features notepad have =)
  • nurettin 8y ago
    Didn't know this! I'd upvote if I could.
  • skrebbel 8y ago
    Wow! I truly wonder whether that's in there to scratch one Windows engineer's personal itch some day back in 1998 or something ;-)
  • tjoff 8y ago
    Just to clarify because I had to google to have any clue what writing .LOG at the top was supposed to do. It will create a time-stamp (similar to F5) each time you open the document. So nothing for us that never closes applications ;)