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    How do I use a .replace() to specify the blank (\s) and a "\" as the two characters to match in a .replace statement?

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    Code:
    String.replace(/\s\\/, "what we want to replace it with");
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    Thanks! I find the multi conditional delimiter procedure in Jscript a bit confusing. In another life I was an assembly language programmer on IBM mainframes. Life was so much easier then.

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