LabView Step Module requires an input path defined

I have a sequence step that calls a LabView module requiring a file path as an input parameter.  If I select the Default checkbox in the module tab, which results in the path defined as a default value in the vi to be used, the step works successfully.  If I de-select the Default checkbox and define the exact path in the TestStand expression field, the step does not work successfully.  Note: the file path has a \N in the sequence of characters, i.e., "C:\Program Files\National Instruments\ ...".  TestStand is interpreting the \N as a new line and this causes the resulting path to be corrupted.  If I escape this, i.e., \\N, things work fine.  My question is, how do I get around this without having to escape?  TestStand documentation discusses defining strings as either ascii or binary, but this is not an option for a path data type.

Hi meg57,
If you manually type the string value for that parameter, you will have
to include escape characters, entering double backslashes for every
single backslash.  However, if the string is passed as a variable, the
escaping is done automatically, so in that case you wouldn't need to
include the double backslashes.  Since you are entering the string
directly into the "Value" field of this module's parameter, you will
need to include the escape characters for this path to be interpreted
correctly.
Regards,
Marty H.
National Instruments

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