If you are using Microsoft's flavor of Telnet, just select Terminal, then
Start Logging and finally select a file name and location. It will capture
everything to file until you select Stop Logging.
"David Sanderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> How can I capture my router configuration for a printed copy? I know I
can
> highlight and copy as I page down in a telnet session, but, there must be
an
> easier way to get it into a .txt file all at once. Thanks for any help,
> Dave
>
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