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- Subject: Re: Redirecting output from a batch file.
- Keywords: batch redirection
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- Date: 8 Jan 1993 21:59:53 GMT
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- In article <1993Jan8.124018.22988@ucl.ac.uk> uclyjjd@ucl.ac.uk (Julian
- Daley) writes:
- >If I have a one line file TEST.BAT which looks like this -
- >@echo Hello World
- >and I type ...
- >TEST > TEST.OUT
- >... at the C> prompt I get "Hello World" on the screen and a 0
- >length file, TEST.OUT
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- For what it's worth, this works as you expect it to under 4DOS - no
- echo to the screen and output send to test.out.
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