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   On Tuesday, July 12, 2011 at 1:41:30 AM UTC+10, Alex Stankevich wrote:   
   > This is a basic question, however, I've been looking through the FAQ,   
   > googling, and reading the CMD.EXE docs, but could not find any   
   > information on how to check the syntax of a bat script without   
   > actually executing it. Is there some way of doing this (e.g.   
   > equivalent to bash -n)?   
   >   
   > Thanks,   
   > Alex.   
      
   Is something wrong with this?   
      
   cls   
   @ECHO OFF   
   title Shutdown, Restart or Logoff   
   echo Would you like to Shutdown, Restart, Logoff or Cancel?   
   set/p "cho=>"   
   if %cho%==Restart goto Restart   
   if %cho%=Shutdown goto Shutdown   
   if %cho%==Logoff goto Logoff   
   if %cho%==Cancel goto Cancel   
   if else goto FAIL   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
   :Restart   
   echo Restarting...   
   shutdown.exe /r   
      
   :Shutdown   
   echo Shutting Down...   
   shutdown.exe /p   
      
   :Logoff   
   echo logging Off   
   shutdown.exe /l   
      
   :Cancel   
   taskkill /im cmd.exe   
      
   :FAIL   
   echo Invalid Choice   
      
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