> If you're using the Unix parser, you will probably need to put single
> quotes (') around the URL. I'm unsure whether the Windows one needs a
> similar fix.
Actually, in this case, both types of quotes would work, but double
quotes is the proper answer, since single quotes to most interpreted
languages (perl, python, lisp) are typically reserved for interpolation of
variables (things contained between them), while double quotes are for
interpretation of what is contained between them. And of course, never use
the accent grave mark (`) for anything to separate a URL. It's funny
watching people ignorantly misuse punctuation when I see people doing
`things' `like' `this'. Ugh.
/d
