numchars = varName.chars.count
repeat with eachchar = numchars down to 1
if varname.char[eachchar] = QUOTE then
delete char eachchar of varname
end if
end repeat
something like that.
(you have to loop backwards, because if you don't, when you delete
characters, you'll mess up the count and position and end up skipping some.
--bhakti
Jayp wrote:
>
> Hi
> How can I tell if there is a QUOTE in my variable an delete it
>
> Theres a quote in my LIST and its making the list NOT work properly
>
> Ie. "From: "Jayp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
>
> See the quotes around JAYP
> I need to get rid of them
>
> Please help
>
> Jayp
>
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