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Batch file creating another batch file, how to ignore commands when writing lines?

having a bit of trouble with a windows batch file I'm writing.

I need the batch file to write some particular lines to another batch file, the method I have been using is:

type NUL > batchfile.bat
ECHO texttobewrittentofile >> batchfile.bat
ECHO texttobewrittentofile >> batchfile.bat
ECHO texttobewrittentofile >> batchfile.bat
...
etc


Most of the lines write fine, there are a few different problems I'm having with my batch file writing to another batch file though.

The code for my batch file to write to another batch file is:

ECHO @echo off >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO ECHO Opening Stunnel >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO pushd .stunnel >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO start '' stunnel.exe stunnel.conf >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO popd >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO ECHO Determining latest log for use with blat >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO pushd O:Logs\%clientname% >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO for /f 'tokens=*' %%a in ('dir /b /od') do set newest=%%a >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO popd >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO ECHO Generating email containing contents of latest log >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO pushd .lat307full >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO ECHO Y | xcopy 'O:Logs\%clientname%\%newest%' '.' >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO blat.exe '%newest%' -to %clientemail% -cc %gmailemail% -server 127.0.0.1:1099 -subject 'Offsite Backup for '%1' '%2' - %clientname%' -sig sig.txt >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO DEL .*.log >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO popd >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO ECHO Closing Stunnel >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO pushd .stunnel >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO stunnel.exe -exit >> GenerateEmail.bat
ECHO popd >> GenerateEmail.bat


I'm not getting the desired output that I would like, I'm having issues with:

ECHO Y | xcopy 'O:Logs\%clientname%\%newest%' '.' >> GenerateEmail.bat

coming out as

0 File(s) copied

and everywhere that I need %% it comes out as %, as well as the line starting with 'blat.exe' isn't written at all amongst other problems. Is there any way to get a batch file to write lines of text without acknowledging any commands or symbols contained in those lines?

Kane.

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