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Stepping through a dos batch script in windows 7

I know I could manually type pause after every line, but is there an easier way to step through a batch file to see what happens after each line?
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Thanks guys!  Here's another question based on Qlemo's comment.  THANKS!  DUH!  Time to learn something new!

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28580586/moving-to-powershell-from-dos-batch-tutorial-starter-advice.html