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I think you’d use something like… Ws.exec(“command “ &
chr(34) & “mystring” & chr(34) & “”) …
the idea being that chr(34) is the ascii translation of “. It’s
something like that… J marcus
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Behalf Of Creamer, Mark Guys,
I’m stuck on something that’s probably easy…I’m doing a
DC startup script, and it uses the WScript Exec method. The command includes a
string with a space, so from a command line, I would normally type:
Command “my string” Since the
syntax of the Exec method is ws.exec(“command”), I don’t know
how to deal with the quotes. This doesn’t seem to work:
Ws.exec(“command “my string””) How do I
build that line properly? Thanks! Mark |
- [ActiveDir] (hopefully) quick syntax question Creamer, Mark
