SRW.SET_PDF_ACTION reference to directory Names with spaces

Hello,
I'm trying to create a hyperlink that will spawn a new browser from a PDF report by using the SRW.SET_PDF_ACTION function; however this is not working when my directory structure has spaces in the names
SRW.SET_PDF_ACTION('C:\"Program Files"\"Internet Explorer"\iexplore.exe www.yahoo.com');
SRW.SET_PDF_ACTION('C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe www.yahoo.com');
Each of these returns an error - This does work when I place iexplore.exe in folders without spaces.
Any suggestions?
TIA
Brian

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