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Open file using fopen

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How can i opem a file with filename of todays date i.e it should be able to create a text file with todays date.... pl advice

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MSB
Jun 4 '09 #1
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weaknessforcats
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Put today's date in a string and use the string to open your file.
Jun 4 '09 #2
MSB80
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Thanks its working :)
Jun 5 '09 #3

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