Open the file to write, and for each checklist item write it as a string, followed by close file.
This code will *PROBABLY* work:
(It should put the results into a text file called graphics_card_list.txt).
(For the people who don't know, ` is the same as REM is the same as DBC, ignore this line, it's to make the code more readable by humorous beans.)
`SPECIAL
`If the file's already there, buhleet it
if File Exist("graphics_card_list.txt")=1 then delete file "graphics_card_list.txt"
`Make a list..
perform checklist for graphics cards
`Open teh file to write
open to write 1,"graphics_card_list.txt"
`Oh dear, For-Next loops already...
`By using the variable 'i', DBC automatically creates it..
For i=1 to Checklist Quantity()
`Get the checklist string for entry 'i', and write it to teh file!
write string 1,Checklist String$(i)
Next i
`Close the file - do this, otherwise Windows gets angry and will get the FBI to kill your neighbour's kittens...
close file 1
Oh yeah, and, yes, it
has been one of those days..
(Note: To understand some of the words, (i.e. 'buhleet'), you may need to say them out loud a couple of times..)
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