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Hello mmazlan67,

I see the fellow monk Discipulus provided you with an answer to your problem, so there is not much that I can add here. Though I wanted to ask you why you are running 3 scripts and not combining all of them in one?

Give it a try, and if you encounter any problems post your code with the error output here and we will be more than happy to review it and assist you as much as possible.

Hope this helps, BR

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In reply to Re: How to ask user for file name and save the output to a new text file by thanos1983
in thread How to ask user for file name and save the output to a new text file by mmazlan67

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