Another Batch Files question

[Egg 'n' Bacon]

I've got the Batch below I run occasionally, that I borrowed from somewhere., I'd just like it to pause at the end (or close on a key press) so I can see if a file has been copied over.

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@ECHO OFF
ECHO You are about to update files etc.
ECHO Close all applications that use these files.
SET /P var=Type Y to continue, N to stop.
IF %var% == N GOTO No
IF %var% == n GOTO No
xcopy "F:\ISO9001 2000 QMS\Archive Folder\QA\QMS\Obsolete Forms\INDEX of Controlled Change.xls" "G:\Forms\XLFiles\INDEX of Controlled Change.xls" /D /e /v /r /k /y
:No
xcopy "G:\Forms\XLFiles\INDEX of Controlled Change.xls" "G:\CZ\Forms\XLFiles\INDEX of Controlled Change.xls" /D /e /v /r /k /y

TIA

[HansV]

Put a line

pause

at the end. It'll display a message

Press any key to continue...

[Egg 'n' Bacon]

As simple as that.

Thank you

[John Gray]

You could save a line by putting the single line
IF /i "%var%"=="n" GOTO No
instead of testing separately for upper- and lower-case 'n', and this format with double quotes solves the problem of the user just pressing Enter!