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let me guess ... you determined that it was \&quot;mystring\&quot; by using the debugger? most likely putting your mouse over the variable?<br />
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The debugger shows you strings in escaped format...<br />
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Greg
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let me guess ... you determined that it was \"mystring\" by using the debugger? most likely putting your mouse over the variable?

The debugger shows you strings in escaped format...


Greg

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When a printer name is passed to Adobe it needs to quotes around it if the string contains blanks. &nbsp;This two line program shows that in order to get the desired quote mystery slashs are inserted. &nbsp;I have tried similar things with char[] with no better results.<br />

<pre><code id="code-317949">char ch = '&quot;';
string test = ch + &quot;my string&quot; + ch; 
Expected result is &quot;my string&quot;, actual result is &quot;\my string\&quot;.
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When a printer name is passed to Adobe it needs to quotes around it if the string contains blanks.  This two line program shows that in order to get the desired quote mystery slashs are inserted.  I have tried similar things with char[] with no better results.

Quotes in a string

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