In this post, Learn how to add a new line to the text displayed with the echo command in a batch file.
For example, Want to print the text in multiple lines as given below
line1
line1
There are multiple ways to break lines in echo text.
You can use echo: to insert the new blank line in the command line output.
multiplelines.bat
@echo off
echo one
echo:
echo two
On running multiplelines.bat in the command line,
Output is shown as
one
two
Similarly, replace the above with a single syntax using the & operator.
@echo off & echo one & echo:& echo two
Other alternatives to echo: are below
echo(
echo+
echo,
echo;
echo+
How to echo a multi-line and write to a text file?
using the > symbol outputs to the filename
@echo off & echo one & echo:& echo two > multlines.txt
