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From: izslc19@disc.dla.mil (james cook)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.misc
Subject: Re: How to put CARRIAGE RETURN in Batch file
Message-ID: <7138@disc.dla.mil>
Date: 25 Jun 91 10:59:17 GMT
References: <7130@disc.dla.mil>
Organization: Defense Industrial Supply Center, Philadelphia, Pa
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From article <7130@disc.dla.mil>, by izslc19@disc.dla.mil (james cook):
> How can you put the Carriage Return in a batch file?  I download
> files from the mainframe to the PC.  I would like to put those
> commands into a batch file instead of typing the group of
> commands every time I want to do that.  But each command requires
> a carriage return at the end of every line.  How can I put a
> carriage return in the batch file, execute the batch file, saving
> me to type the entire procedure.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Jim Cook
> izslc19@disc.dla.mil  or  jcook@disc.dla.mil
> Phila.,PA
> 
> 
 I should have mentioned in my original posting that I am downloading
 from a NAS mainframe (IBM compatible) to my PC using Telnet &
 FTP (File Transfer Program).

















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izslc19@discg1.UUCP  or  izslc19@disc.dla.mil
Philadelphia, PA