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June 25th, 2003, 08:46 AM
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how to stop interpreting strings
Using VBscript, if i want to print out the line
<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"> i do str="<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">" obviously the quotations are causing the problem, and i've tried adding \ infront to stop intrepretting but i gues vbscript doesn't support that, and apparently it can't do ' around the string to not interperet it, how to i print a double quotation then or even better how do i get vbscript to not interperete a certain character or string like above?
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June 25th, 2003, 09:45 AM
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i found out you can just do the double quotation as a cheat "" for a quotation.... but it'd be much cooler if someone would be so polite as to inform me if there's an easier way when working with strings.
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