XML allows the use of either single or double quotes around attribute
values.  If you switch to single quotes in this case, then double quotes
inside the attribute value wont need any escaping.

MG

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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Nant-users] Another dumb question: how do you enter a
> double-quote inside a double-quoted string?
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>
> I tried "" but NAnt errors on loading the file.
>
> I need this double-quote to enclose a path/filename on
> an exec of xcopy.
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