This

$BasePath = "G:\"

Also resulted in error.

Thanks guys.

No problem. I guess the outcome is that this is a limitation in EZ-Script and an alternative method is needed.

P.S. Thanks for the credit, you're number 250

maybe it is messing up because you misspelled weather in wather.rss

...or it's a typo when he wrote his post (#6)....

ya the wather weather was not relevant. The out come was just the EZ Script does not allow the \ character at the end of a string.

$path="C:\Users\ "
$len=Length($path)
$path[$len]=""

this can work to remove the extra space left at the end if you really wanted the \ at the end of the first variable

have any of you guys figured out how to print a forward bracket? i.e. "(" the backslash in front works for printing """ but not the (