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Solve : Not Overwriting Text in a Batch File?

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How do I not overwrite text when writing to a file? :-?

For example...

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set TEXT1=Hello.
set text2=How are you doing.
echo %text1% > C:\Text.txt
echo %text2% > C:\Text.txt

After this how do I make sure it goes to the next line like

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Hello.
How are you doing.

Instead of this

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Hello.How are you doing.

Or does it do it on its own?

Is there another way to write text to a file rather then echo or is this the most efficient way?

Use >> to APPEND to a file, as in

set text1=Hello.
set text2=How are you doing.
echo %text1% > C:\Text.txt
echo %text2% >> C:\Text.txtThanks, and I see it ALREADY PUTS it on the next line.



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