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     Syntax: "characters"
 
     C strings can be specified as expressions in the C format. You
     can use C escape characters within strings. For example, double
     quotation marks within a string are specified with the escape
     character (\").
 
     Example
 
          EA message "This \"string\" is okay."
 
     The example above uses the CodeView memory-modification command
     Enter ASCII (EA) to enter a string into memory, starting at the
     address of the variable 'message'.
     See: ◄Enter Commands (E) Command-Window Commands►
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