How to make a batch file(display a message)

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Uploaded by on Jul 31, 2008

this is a really basic tutorial on how to make a batch file display message(the echo thing)

but i would like to give BIG thanks to "omniheart" for telling me about cam studio, that big help mate..

also, rememver to subscribe everyone. i will soon be telling my secret on my register system.

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  • @echo off

    cls

    set /p a=Type somthing:

    echo %a%

  • wats point of that

  • put pause at the end

  • yes but, whats point? all it will is if you said like 'hi' it would say Hi on the console..lol, i dnt get point of it./

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  • yo dont need to put in exit

  • is it possible to make a echo command display "%" I'm making a loading screen but I type 20% and the percent disapears...

  • @Waccont You do like this instead of pause.

    set /p input=ANYTHING

    if %input%==Y goto YES

    if %input%==N exit

  • how do i make the pause with [Y/N]

  • NOOOBB!!!

  • omg... it only runs and then it is closing before i can check if it works...

  • omg all noobs no this

  • @lonisniper999 try to save it as .cmd

  • you can make the batch file run on startup every time you log in. you could even add it to the "startup" folder, and it would do that

  • you have to open and view the comments, it will be more nice if auto msg shown when pc turn on XD

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