Robert P. Ewing wrote:

Other information available upon request, though it would help if I knew how to redirect StdOut to a file in DOS - so far my attempts aren't working.

StdOut can be redirected simply with `>', but I suppose you mean StdErr. If you're using bash (available for DJGPP), you can do it with `2>' (StdErr only) or `&>' (StdOut and StdErr). Otherwise, you can use the `redir' utility (part of DJGPP) like this:

# Redirect StdErr to foo redir -e foo command args

# Redirect StdOut and StdErr to foo redir -e foo -oe command foo

Frank