Hi Gene,
>>The caret is used as a character modifier in the command window - it
>>allows characters which might be interpreted as commands to be used as
>>literals. In parsing "ccli^^^.dbf', the first caret is a command
>>character: ignore the command aspect of the following character, which
>>is the second caret - the one that gets included in the file name. The
>>third caret, like the first, gets stripped as a command, and the '.' is
>>treated (like the second caret) as a non-command (literal) character.
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> Thank you for the explanation.
Read more here, last chapter "Escape Characters":
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c785s0kz(VS.80).aspx
Regards
Bernhard Sander
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