From: not.my.real@email.address   
      
   Kenny McCormack wrote:   
      
   > In article <2534364e-c495-467f-90e8-d3dcf2f0c50cn@googlegroups.com>,   
   > Harry Potter   wrote:   
   >>In DOS or Win9X/ME, you have to write a label at the end of the batch file   
   >>and, if you want to exit immediately, goto there.   
   >   
   > Correct.  But not much relevant nowadays.  Does anyone still use (or need   
   > to program compatibly for) those platforms?   
   >   
   > Note: I'm all for retro-computing - I still run XP - but even that is 20   
   > years old now.   
      
   FreeDOS might have something to say about that. v1.3 released 20 February   
   2022. Just sayin'.   
      
   But yes, I do in fact still use DOS on a regular basis, and even program for   
   it. (Windows 9x, not so much.) I'm currently working on an app that will   
   include a DOS release, alongside Windows, Linux, MacOS, BSD, OS/2, Android,   
   and iOS. (Why? Because I use all of them. And because I can.)   
      
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