(newbie) Checking errors in command promt?

Question

Very stupid, but I should know this before I go any further, since it would make things a lot easier obviously.
How can I check all errors page after page after compiling in a command prompt (Windows 98)? Similar to a dir /p command.
Of course I want to check all errors and in the order the compiler finds them..
I recently downloaded and installed the latest version of the JDK, it has the option to log everything in a seperate file (I don't think this was available in the version I was using before), but I'd prefer to check the errors in the command prompt itself. But I can't figure out how to do that..
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Ah, see, I'm not too familiar with DOS too ;).
But I can't get the |more command to work with javac.
I've tried it. it works with the DOS dir command, and it works in a sample (java) programm (a simple loop), allthough it does some strange things to it.
But with javac it does absolutely nothing. Strange.
But like I said, I'll stick to the -Stdout and -Xmaxerrs options.
By the way, I guess most people use IDEs, but not people who start out learning Java using the standard commandline tools. Since everyone has to start out, it seems to me such an option could be useful ;).
Anyway, now I think of it, it shouldn't be much of a problem anyway. Usually which these simple programs you won't get that many errors often. If I find out I do, I'll use those options.