Microsoft SCCM 2012: Running multiple commands from a Run Command Line Task Sequence

In SCCM 2012 Task Sequences there is an option to Run Command Line as shown in the following picture:

This is generally used when a command needs to be run during the post Setup Operating System area of a Task Sequence.  In most of the examples I have seen people have created a separate Run Command Line task for each command they want to execute.  This will work, but I wanted to clean things up a bit and thought there must be a way to perform more than one command in a command line.

This is where the & operator comes in.  When you used the & operator of the cmd.exe command you can add multiple commands to the same line.  Following is an example of how to configure your Run Command Line to perform multiple commands in one Run Command Line.

In general the format is as follows:
cmd.exe /c somecommand1 & cmd.exe /c somecommand2 & cmd.exe /c somecommand3 & etc...

I will have other followup posts in the near future with examples of this method.  If you have other tips and tricks with the Run Command Line please feel free to post them in the comments.