I'm new to C#. What's the purpose of the @ ??? I can't find it
indexed in my few C# books. It seems to have something to do with
reading strings literally. That's just a guess. I notice if I place
it outside a path that is in quotes, I don't need the extra backslash.
For Example:
string stagger=@"c:\noteq.cmd";
is the same as
string stagger="c:\\noteq.cmd";
string stagger="c:\noteq.cmd";
without the @ gives an error.