Save a parameter in notepad file

This code will create a notepad file and save the parameter into it.

long fd;
web_reg_save_param("saveID","LB=---","RB=---","ORD=1",Last); //Capture the value in "saveID"
fd=fopen( "C:\\NotepadName.txt","a" ); //Path of notepad
fprintf( fd,"%s\n",lr_eval_string("{saveID"})); //It will print the data and go to next line
fclose( fd ); // It will close notepad.

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