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If your request is urgent, you should better put a title describing your problem so as to get responses as quickly as possible from the people who know the answer. Moreover, it's hard to get what you want even after reading the text. I believe you want to use the tar command. try 'man tar' for more informations.
Sorry Guys i couldn't explain my urgent issue coz I don't know how to beak it down.. all what I need is to create scrip file to display disk utility, system monitor and CPU process.
anyway thanks again lads.
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