
How many times have we used a %@char[255] (or Alt-255 twice) to force a white
space? Well, I found other way to do it: using two quotes...

I have aliased echo to

ECHO=*echo %&``

Echo will accept ON and OFF parameters, but with no parameters won't show the
status. This is useful, for instance, when we'd like add a empty line to a file.
Simply, typing

ECHO `` >> file

or with the alias

ECHO >> file

we will get we want...

I have found no problem since I'm using it in my RUNFD.BAT, which adds
information to FrontDoor's log file.

Other use: to set variables with spaces. I saw in a batch file something like:

SET NEW[Alt-255]DATE=...
SET [Alt-255]%G=...

Now, it can be easily written so:

SET `NEW DATE`=...
SET ` `%G=...

I hope this be useful to anybody. BTW, this notation (`...`) is shorter and
clearer than (..[Alt-255]..)

