Yes it is, i am assuming you are using the jdk kit running in dos. If you use the System.out.println command it sends data to dos video buffer. To get this data you need to use a old dos command. <br>run your program, ex. java class file > whatever.txt<br>this will take all output from the class file and push it into a text file located in whatever.txt.<br>You can also take output or input from a text file using the stream classes. If you look on my website go to the C,Java,Programming page then look at sample java program and it would be project 7. Also the java kit includes alot of examples on how to use buffering input and output. good luck<br> <p>moses<br><a href=mailto:tmoses@iname.com>tmoses@iname.com</a><br><a href=
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