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A pair of double-quote marks with nothing between them translates to a displayable double-quote mark. In other words,

MsgBox """This is a test"""

will produce a message box with "This is a test" in it.

Hope that helps.

josh is right, because the computer thinks that the quote before red is the quote that is ending the example string

Double the quote marks you prefer to maintain. In different words: "del( ""C:UsersKidsDesk..."") " ) whilst this occurs interior a string, it gets retained as a lone quote mark. wish that facilitates.

textbox1.text = chr(34) & "Example red" & chr(34)

The CHR(34) is a quote to VB.

this is the correct result

Textbox1.text= "example ""red"""