Create a time progress list with Windows Notepad

        What is the use of the notebook that comes with Windows? Yes, this simple program that seems to be useless is superfluous in the eyes of many people. But it seems to me to be a great tool: I use Notepad to write logs, because it runs and saves text quickly; I use Notepad to write web pages to edit CSS, which is also convenient and fast. Introducing another wonderful use of Notepad today: You can also use it to accurately record the progress of your work! When we do some work or projects, we often need to record some work progress according to the time, such as the experimental record, and then record the time of the goal when watching the game. Yes, we can manually enter the time and then enter what needs to be written down. Or we can use some software. But using the notepad that comes with Windows will be more convenient. For the specific effect, look at the following picture: Ok, let's create this schedule for accurate recording time: 1. Open Notepad and type “<;LOG”,“enter” line feed; 2. Save this note In this file, you can name this file with any name; 3. Close the Notepad file and reopen the file. Surprisingly, in the reopened file, an accurate time appears below “.LOG”, then you can record the current status. Whenever work is further developed, you only need to press the F5 key, it will automatically generate an accurate current time, and then continue to record. Is this trick great and practical? In fact, using this can also have a wider range of applications, such as a simple digital diary.