REM
Remark statement that can be placed in system files such as the autoexec.bat or config.sys by placing "REM" (followed by a space) in front of a line. Doing this would remark the line and prevent it from executing the next time your batch file is ran.
Alternatively, you can also place two colons (::) in front of a line to remark a line in a batch file. With two colons the line will not be displayed regardless if echo off is in the batch file.
- Hide REM lines from showing in a batch file.
- See the nonexecutable statement definition for further information and examples used in programming and scripts.
Also see: Comment, Nonexecutable statement, Programming definitions
