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{{Timeout command}}



	The {TIMEOUT} command sleeps for a delay specified in seconds, or

	until the user presses a key.



{{Synopsis}}



${TIMEOUT [/T] [/NOBREAK] seconds[.milliseconds]}



	Wait for {seconds.millisecond} or for a keystroke to resume the

	execution.



	- {/T} : Has no effect. provided for compatiblity only.



	- {/NOBREAK} : Do not stop the delay when a keystroke is detected.



	- {seconds} : The duration to wait specified in seconds.



	- {.milliseconds} : An optional supplement to {seconds} specifying

	extra milliseconds duration. This feature is a {dos9|Dos9}

	extension. 



{{Compatiblity}}



	Compatible with {cmd.exe}.



	Available since {218.2}.



{{See also}}



	{commands|List of Dos9 command}