said:
>Rem out the echo off and put in some pause
>commands to prevent the output from scrolling off the screen.
Ooops. Screwed up again. The first line in sysrestr.cmd is "@ECHO OFF'.
So I can rem it out.
But how come, with that line active, all the files being restored roll by
on the screen. Is it the fact that ECHO appears subsequently and
frequently in the script?
Regards,
Jack
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