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I have a batch file that I have written and it is currently working. I however would like to make the test look a little better on the screen as the batch file runs. <br />
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Currenly the lines all run one on top of the other. I would like to add some carriage returns after individual commands to break up the data. <br />
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This should be easy I just cant find an answer. 
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I have a batch file that I have written and it is currently working. I however would like to make the test look a little better on the screen as the batch file runs. 

Currenly the lines all run one on top of the other. I would like to add some carriage returns after individual commands to break up the data. 

This should be easy I just cant find an answer. 

Adding a carriage return in a batch file

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