shell - Echo string to .txt file with multiple lines - with Windows Batch file

Question

I am attempting to create a Windows Batch File that creates a .txt with mulitple lines. I've tried several solutions to insert a line break in the string but no avail. There are other similar questions/answers but none of them address putting the entire string into a text file.

My batch file currently reads:

echo Here is my first line
Here is my second line > myNewTextFile.txt
pause

my goal is to have the text file read:

Here is my first line
Here is my second line

Obviously, this does not work currently, but wondering if anyone knows how to make this happen in a simple fashion?

Answer 1

(
echo Here is my first line
echo Here is my second line
echo Here is my third line
)>"myNewTextFile.txt"
pause