How to write on text file

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I want to have this output on my screen but my code is not working correctly, could anyone help me fix this code.
Heres what I want to display:

Round 1:
User Name:
Password:
Computer Name:
Age:
Gender:

Round 2:
User Name:
Password:
Computer Name:
Age:
Gender:

Round 3:
User Name:
Password:
Computer Name:
Age:
Gender:

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <fstream>  

using namespace std;

ifstream GetTheRecords;   
ofstream WriteTheRecords; 

void OpenInput()
{
	GetTheRecords.open("c:\\AText.txt");
}
void CloseInput()
{
	GetTheRecords.close();
}
void OpenOutput()
{
	WriteTheRecords.open("c:\\rude\\AText.txt",ios::app);
}
void CloseOutput()
{
	WriteTheRecords.close();
}
void WriteRecords()
{
	char UserName[16],Password[21],RecordBuffer[72], ComputerName[13], Age[12], Gender[11];
	int k;
	bool N;

	N= true;
	
	while ( N)
	{
		cout << "\n\t\tGive me UserName ZZZ to end: ";
		cin >> UserName;
		if ( UserName[0] == 'Z' && UserName[1] == 'Z' && UserName[2] == 'Z')
		{
			N= false;
		}
		else
		{
			// Clean the RecordBuffer
			for ( k = 0; k < 72; k++) { RecordBuffer[k] = 72; } // 32 means SPACE
			RecordBuffer[72] = '\0';
			cout << "\t\tGive me Password: ";
			cin >> Password;
			cout <<"\t\tGive me ComputerName: ";
			cin >> ComputerName;
			cout <<"\t\tGive me Age: ";
			cin >> Age;
			cout <<"\t\tGive me Gender: ";
			cin >> Gender;

			// Transfer UserName to RecordBuffer
			for ( k = 0; k < strlen(UserName); k++)
			{
				RecordBuffer[k] = UserName[k];
			}
			for ( k = 0; k < strlen(Password); k++)
			{
				RecordBuffer[k+15] = Password[k++];
			}
			for ( k = 0; k < strlen(ComputerName); k++)
			{
				RecordBuffer[k+30] = ComputerName[k++];
			}
			for ( k = 0; k < strlen(Age); k++)
			{
				RecordBuffer[k+45] = Age[k++];
			}
			for ( k = 0; k < strlen(Gender); k++)
			{
				RecordBuffer[k+60] = Gender[k++];
			}
			OpenOutput();  
			WriteTheRecords << RecordBuffer;
			CloseOutput();
		}
	}
}

void AReadTheRecords()
{
	char RecordBuffer[74];

	OpenInput();
	while ( GetTheRecords >> RecordBuffer )
	{
		cout << "\n\t\tData is : " << RecordBuffer;
	}
	CloseInput();
}