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Command Echos​

Windows defaults to displaying each command in a script before executing it (the opposite of the default in the bash shell). If you do not want each command to be displayed, you can:​

  • Add an @ sign in front of each command, or​
  • Issue the echo off command.​

Usually, you'll combine these in a script, using this as one of the first lines:​

@echo off​