I just wonder:
Why do I have to write in scripts the path with double \ like "C:\\Program Files\\..." ??? I played around and did not get any errors while writing the paths with single \. Was I only lucky or does it work either way?
See the users guide for constants and literals. The \ is an 'escape' character. \n = newline, \t = tab, \" = embedded quote, \\ = a single \ inserted into the string.
You got lucky because none of the directory names started with an 'n' or 't'
:-[ :'( :-X ... stupid me!
I forgot about that ... !