Wintee

Generally speaking, in computing tee refers to a command commonly used in console interpreters that has the role of reading standard inputs and effectively duplicating it in the output of one or more files. In other words, the output of a program is split so that it can be displayed and saved in a file. The command is not used standalone, but rather in conjunction with various filters and pipes.

Wintee is a tiny tool that employs this command to copy the standard input to a file as arguments. The utility can come in handy when you intend to save a copy of a split and send some data down a pipe, for instance. A common use for the application is to pipe the output for other commands relying on the “I” operator of the command line in Windows.

You should bear in mind that tool replaces the specified files as a command parameter. Consequentially, previously to appending the output to the end of the files, it is recommended you to use the -a parameter to avoid any loss of data. It is worth noting that the append settings of the application are global for all the specified files, so saving it is quite important.