What is the Windows batch equivalent of the Linux shell command echo -n which suppresses the newline at the end of the output?
The idea is to write on the same line inside a loop.
Is it possible to create a line break after a set /P command? I would like the user to be able to type on a new (blank) line instead of next to the existing prompt. For example:
set /P test=…
I've been using Remote Desktop Connection to get into a workstation. But in this environment, I cannot use the power options in Start Menu. I need an alternative way to shutdown or restart.
How do I control my computer's power …