Use a backslash (a character escape sequence) to preceed the quote symbol, so that it may be interpretted literally.
See here
http://www.lucersoft.com/HBEPRODOC/S...eSequences.php
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I have Print script that I am trying to add a new printer too but the paper size callout uses inch marks so when I use a quotes for the command it fails. Is there another way to make it read the name? I have tried the pipe symbol with no success. Any suggestions
"-plot" "Yes" "" "ECFMT-PRN07.pc3" "Letter (8.5" x 11")" "I" "L" "No" "Extents" "FIT" "0,0" "Yes" "AD_KPUS_sizeC-E_HPGL2.ctb" "Yes" "No" "No" "No" "No" "No" "Yes")
Use a backslash (a character escape sequence) to preceed the quote symbol, so that it may be interpretted literally.
See here
http://www.lucersoft.com/HBEPRODOC/S...eSequences.php
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Last edited by The Buzzard; 2nd Aug 2009 at 04:55 pm.
Perfect! Thank you for your help!


..chr(34)?
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Perhaps, but if it is a script he is working on, perhaps he wants it to work in LT also![]()
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