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You use quotation marks in VB to define strings, but how do you include them in your output? Use whichever of these methods works the best for you:

	Dim strUseChr As String	Dim strUseVar As String	Dim strUseDbl As String		Const Quote As String = """		strUseChr = "Hello " & Chr$(34) & "VB" & _		Chr$(34) & " World!"	strUseVar = "Hello " & Quote & "VB" & _		Quote & " World!"	strUseDbl = "Hello "VB"" World!"		Debug.Print strUseChr	Debug.Print strUseVar	Debug.Print strUseDbl

Each one prints: 

	Hello "VB" World!

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