Avery Dennison 6035 Programmer Manual Rev.A 7/98 - Manual (Page 68)

3-10 ROM-DOS 6.22 User Manual 7/9/98
@
Internal
Purpose
The AT sign @ is used to prevent a single command in a batch file
from being echoed to the screen as the batch file is being run. The @
sign is placed in front of the command whose display is to be
suppressed.
Format
@ [batch file command]
Remarks
batch file command can be any executable line in your batch file.
Examples
@COPY FILE1.BAT FILE1.SAV
Executes the COPY instruction, which are not echoed to the screen as
the batch file runs.
@ECHO OFF
The ECHO OFF command differs from the @ sign in that it causes all
subsequent commands not to be displayed on the screen. To prevent
the ECHO OFF command from displaying itself, place the @ sign in
front of the command.