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Laura Stern
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Ah, I see. Though again, logentrytypes is not meant to control where output goes, just what is output. This would have to be done a different way. And of course, there are other ways to write to a file, e.g., OUTPUT TO or since you're using .NET, use a System.IO.StreamWriter, etc. Or to avoid having to have an object instance, you can use the static method: System.IO.File.WriteAllText("C:\TestFolder\WriteText.txt", text); This will open the file, write and close the file.
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