shutdown.exe - Commenting on seperate lines

[Guest]

If you restart using "shutdown /r /t 30" Windows will use a comment over two lines. Example...

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Does anyone know if it's possible to use separate lines with custom comments rather than it all appearing as one block text?

shutdown /r /t 120 /c "Line one goes here. Line two goes here. Line three goes here" /d p:0:0[/CODE]

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Line one goes here. Line two goes here. Line three goes here

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[Xahid]

I think, it should work

%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -s -t 04 -c "Goodbye! & have a nice day" 

[Guest]

That appears on one line.

I want it to appear on multiple lines like this example:

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Line one goes here.

Line two goes here.

Line three goes here

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[+Nik Louch Subscriber²]

Would \n work?

[Guest]

Good answer. Completely forgot about that. Sadly not though :(

TBH I think you hit the nail on the head and since \n doesn't work I can't imagine this is possible :/

[firey]

SK[' timestamp=1364904644' post='595612054]

Good answer. Completely forgot about that. Sadly not though :(

TBH I think you hit the nail on the head and since \n doesn't work I can't imagine this is possible :/

or \r\n possibly? full carriage return.

[Guest]

Same result as \n sadly.

[Raa]

If it's in a batch file for example, can you use a carriage return ASCII command (ALT 255 ?). Not sure if that will work though.

Or another shutdown program, such as PsShutdown - http://technet.micro...s/bb897541.aspx

Ahh I see, well i'm fairly sure it's not a go-er, sorry mate. :/

[Guest]

ALT 255 doesn't work either.

I was hoping to get away with the native shutdown utility as the sysinternals stuff isn't on all servers I use.