Hi. Two different questions
I'm scripting something for a Win95 system. If I do things like
Change Directory> ...
do I need to use the DOS filename aberrations, e.g.,
Let>newCD="C:\progra~1\mjtnet~1\macros~1"
Change Directory>newCD
or can I do it right, that is,
Let>newCD="C:\Program Files\MJT Net Ltd\Macro Scheduler"
Change Directory>newCD
My second question is how do I put a quote in a string? Double it? Slashify it?
Thanks,
- Jan Theodore Galkowski
directory paths using MacroScheduler on Win95; quotes
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Hi,
With the Change Directory command you can do it either way - either use the short name version of put the path in quotes. This is nothing to do with strings but more to do with the way the operating system works.
With other strings you don't need to use quotes so if you need a quote mark within a string just bung it in.
With the Change Directory command you can do it either way - either use the short name version of put the path in quotes. This is nothing to do with strings but more to do with the way the operating system works.
With other strings you don't need to use quotes so if you need a quote mark within a string just bung it in.
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