Hello,
I couldn't find anything on this, maybe someone here can help! :)
I have a file named callog template.txt I open every day, and I have to save it as callog 11-04.txt (11-04 is today's date in this example. The filename always needs to be appended with the date.)
What I typically do is I open the callog template file, go to save as, scroll through a huge directory to find the last day i saved a file (the last day i worked), and click it to populate that name into the save field, then edit the date to be today's date. I would like to find a way to make a script to do this, but I'm getting a bit confused, and I can't seem to make anything work. Is this a lost cause?
Basically what I was thinking is having a script that will copy the callog template.txt, and rename it to callog xx-xx.txt (xx-xx would be filled by the date), and then open the dated file.
I would like the format of the date to stay the same, but it could change if necessary.
Thanks in advance for any help! :)
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.5.4
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