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Displaying ' in titleformatting script?

I'm using trackinfo_mod to modify the home stereo panel, yet i can't seem to display '. \', '', ''', '\'', etc. don't work. Any suggestions?
err... i'm not using windows any more ;)

Displaying ' in titleformatting script?

Reply #1 –
What is it you are trying to display?

'.\' (single quote, period, backslash, single quote)
displays a period and backslash for me

'' (single quote, single quote)
displays a single quote for me

''' (single quote, single quote, single quote)
displays a single quote for me

'\'' (single quote, backslash, single quote, single quote)
displays a backslash for me

If all else fails you can use $char()

Displaying ' in titleformatting script?

Reply #2 –
I'm trying to display just... '

:S

EDIT: AHHH it was my font, works fine now. thanks
err... i'm not using windows any more ;)

Displaying ' in titleformatting script?

Reply #3 –
I personaly would use $char(39) to avoid syntax complications but you should be able to use either 2 or 3 consecutive single quotes depending on your context.