> peter.runestig> --- ms/test.bat.orig Tue Mar 14 00:54:51 2000
> peter.runestig> +++ ms/test.bat Mon Sep 25 10:35:39 2000
> peter.runestig> @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
> peter.runestig> -@echo=off
> peter.runestig> +@echo off
> peter.runestig>
> peter.runestig> set test=..\ms
> peter.runestig> set opath=%PATH%
>
> Hmm, I'm not sure if I understand the difference. test.bat has worked
> well for me, including turning of command line echoing...
ok, it's different between OS'es. "@echo=off" seems equal to "@echo off" on NT4, but
not on Win2000:
c:\test.bat
-----------
@echo=off
echo Dinsdale
C:\>test
off
C:\>echo Dinsdale
Dinsdale
I've actually never seen "@echo=off" in use, so I just assumed it was a typo. But
again, it does not work as expected on Windows 2000.
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