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How to identify which line in the batch file has a syntax error ?

I'm running a batch file on Windows and got this error:

The syntax of the command is incorrect.

Is that possible to identify which line in the batch file is incorrect ?

+1  A: 

Hello! Please remove @echo off, and run from a command line. Still on your 7-zip problem?

Benoit  2010-10-01 14:14:25
Thanks ! Yes, still stuck with writing the batch file...
Misha Moroshko  2010-10-01 14:29:39

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