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Directs Windows 2000 to a line in a batch program marked by a label
you specify. The goto command directs Windows 2000 within a batch program
to a line identified by a label. When Windows 2000 finds the label, it
processes the commands beginning on the next line. goto label Parameter label Specifies the line in a batch program to which Windows 2000 should
go. If command extensions are enabled (the default setting in
Windows 2000), goto changes as follows: Using the goto command with a target label of :EOF transfers
control to the end of the current batch script file, exiting the batch script
file without defining a label. When using goto with the :EOF
label, you must insert a colon before the label, for example:
For a description of extensions to the call command that make this
feature useful, or for a discussion of enabling command extensions, click cmd
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