Windows Command Prompt: How to pass multi-line string parameters

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In the Windows Command Prompt the ^ is used to escape the next character on the command line.

For example, (the More? being a prompt):

C:\>cd "c:\Program Files" ^
More? "\Common Files"

C:\>MyProgram "This is a " ^  
More? "multiline text" parameter2

This routine will write multiple lines to text file ASM.txt in the drive and directory of F:\Backup_Info. Note that it will give a line space using the space then ^ symbol as shown, a line space is required between each statement:

(echo To Do is to Understand^

Who Dares Wins^

 ^

Baz) > F:\Backup_Info\ASM.txt