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 Displays or hides the text in batch programs when the program is running.
 Also indicates whether the command-echoing feature is on or off.

 Syntax: ECHO [ON | OFF]
         ECHO [message]
   ON       Turns command echoing on
   OFF      Turns command echoing off
   message  Message to display

 Using a message with the echo command
 To display a message several lines long without displaying other
 commands, you can include several echo message commands after the echo
 off command in your batch program.

 Preventing FreeDOS from echoing a line
 Insert @ in front of a batch program command to prevent FreeDOS from
 echoing that line.

 Hiding the command prompt
 If you use the echo off command on the command line, the command prompt
 does not appear on your screen.  To redisplay the command prompt, type
 echo on.

 Echoing a blank line
 To echo a blank line on the screen, type echo. (with the period).

 Displaying pipes and redirection characters
 You cannot display a pipe (|) or redirection characters (> or <) by
 using echo.

 Example:
   C:\>echo on

   C:\>echo Hello world
   Hello world

   C:\>_