Well, that's interesting - never tried that before. I usually simply view the graphical plot output window.
You might have to invoke the program from a Windows shortcut as:
scad3.exe -ascii
and then extract the data you want from the .RAW file output. Using the -ascii option will cause your simulation to run very slowly.
Another better option is to make the plot pane active with the node data graphically displayed that you want, and click File->Export to produce a .txt file of the selected nodes. You can then import the .txt file to another program (even Notepad) to display the data.