Windows 10: Print Date in txt Output

I have a batch file that outputs a text file for results of ipconfig. How can I add a date to the top of the printed page?

ipconfig /all > c:\users\[username]\ip_config.txt

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HP Envy 7640 will not always print in Windows 10. Sometimes it will; sometimes not. Pleases help. Thanks.

I had the same problem twice with my new HP 7640 envy. Had to power off and on to fix. Now I get message when printing instructions for a project that there was an error and can't print. But it prints one single page out in txt and and output goes to 8
pages. Twice already. Using much paper.

 

WIN10 Generic Text Printing - how to generate a *.txt (as previous Windows versions)

I have a Legacy application I cannot modify that is based internally on text. I need to print it to text file. Prior to WIN10 I could install a Generic Text only printer and generate a *.txt file that I need. With WIN10 the Generic Text printer only gives
me option of *.prn which is of no use.

I am trying to generate a *.txt I am not trying to print anything.

Best workaround so far is to print to PDF then copy that as text. However that messes up the formatting so I have to waste time correcting that to get the text output I need.

One other workaround tried was to try print to OneNote, but that gives an image, not text.

I've re-installed the driver a few times but same effect.

 

Use this:
Code: DATE /T[/quote] If you need time also use this:
Code: TIME /T[/quote]
Or use this:
Code: ECHO %DATE%[/quote] Or:
Code: ECHO %TIME%[/quote]
Or:
Code: ECHO %DATE% %TIME%[/quote]





Your full code could look like something like this:
Code: @ECHO OFF ECHO %DATE% %TIME% > %USERPROFILE%\ip_config.txt IPCONFIG /ALL >> %USERPROFILE%\ip_config.txt[/quote]