Hi Preston,

> I've always found that Windows directives need to not only be enclosed in 
> double-quotes, but also double-back-slashed, i.e.:
> << "F:\\" >>

Strange, I've never had any problems using a single backslash in my directives.


Best regards,

Vince

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