How to cancel the line "off" in DOS

Question

As we know, we can respond, but we cannot drop “off”, is there something like a Data Link Escape Character that can help me echo off ???

I tried echo / off echo% off echo "off". But I do not need them?

Answer 1

You can use echo(for any content instead echo.

It can also be used for blank lines and other content, such as \..\..\..\..\windows\system32.calc

So it works

echo(
echo(\..\..\..\..\windows\system32.calc
echo(off
echo(/?

echo. not a good choice as it fails with some content

echo.\..\..\..\..\windows\system32.calc

echo. , echo ( ).
echo. ~ 10 , echo echo(

ECHO. FAILS, . ECHO/