Did you read the help on the write command. This is essentially advertised
behavior:

From help:

Unlike the Print # statement, the Write # statement inserts commas between
items and quotation marks around strings as they are written to the file.
You don't have to put explicit delimiters in the list. Write # inserts a
newline character, that is, a carriage return-linefeed (Chr(13) + Chr(10)),
after it has written the final character in outputlist to the file.

You probably want to use print rather than write.



Regards,

Tom Ogilvy





"test" wrote in message
...
Hello,

When I write in a file with the command Chr (34) :

===========
txt = Chr (34)
write #1, txt
===========

I've got two double quote instead of only one ...
... like this :
""

Help.

Bernard