| ABOUT BREAK |
| Break can be used to enabled or disable the breaking capability of the computer. For example if a user wanted to cancel a batch file or another MS-DOS processes that user could simply press CTRL + C (break) which would then prompt the user if they wish to cancel the current process. |
| Turning break on will cancel CTRL + C however the user will still be able to press CTRL + PAUSE/BREAK and have the capability of getting out of a batch file / current running process. |
| BREAK SYNTAX |
| Sets or clears extended CTRL+C checking.
BREAK [ON | OFF] Type BREAK without a parameter to display the current BREAK setting. |
| BREAK EXAMPLES |
| break on = Turns on the break, which allows the Ctrl + C function. break off = Turns off the break not allowing Ctrl + C to cancel a process. |