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If command contains spaces, it must be enclosed in either single ( ' ) or double ( " ) quotation marks.
 
If quotes are to be saved as part of command:

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<li> Enclose _command_ in single quotes.
<li> Use a set of double quotes to enclose the quoted value. 
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If quotes are to be saved as part of command, the required syntax depends on whether the parameter is specified from the command line or from a definition file.
 
From the command line, use a backslash ( \ ) to escape the quotes that need to be preserved (for example, -cmd "c:\someapp.exe \"quoted string\").
 
From a definition file, use an extra double quote to escape the quotes (for example, cmd "c:\someapp.exe ""quoted string""").
 
In both cases, the parameter "quoted string" will be passed to c:\someapp.exe and treated as a single command line argument.