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ECHO Commands

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Here are some ECHO commands that you may find useful to type manually or in a batch file.

ECHO
This function shows you if command-echoing is (on) shown or (off) hidden.

ECHO OFF
This function lets you hide/turn off command-echoing.

ECHO ON
This function lets you show/turn on command-echoing.

ECHO.
This function lets you echo a blank line or echo a blank message.

ECHO /?
This function lets you see the command-echoing options.

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