user575: I've been trying to use sendmany on my local installation of Bitcoin-qt (version 0.7.0) from the Windows command prompt. I've seen examples but when I try them all I get is a JSON parsing error. I figure that on Windows the input needs to be escaped in a different way than on Linux.
How do I pass a JSON argument to bitcoind from the Windows command prompt?

user575: The important part is that strings should be enclosed in triple double-quotation marks. For example:
bitcoind sendmany "" {"""1ELvnrA6PhUyDBS6iR25K1Xx4xXL6VMfJX""":0.001,"""1NX3R5Le4c1y9E316NPMze7aEmCXjpCY58""":0.001}


575: <p>I've been trying to use sendmany on my local installation of Bitcoin-qt (version 0.7.0) from the Windows command prompt. I've seen examples but when I try them all I get is a JSON parsing error. I figure that on Windows the input needs to be escaped in a different way than on Linux.</p>

<p>How do I pass a JSON argument to bitcoind from the Windows command prompt?</p>
 575: <p>The important part is that strings should be enclosed in <em>triple</em> double-quotation marks. For example:</p>

<pre><code>bitcoind sendmany "" {"""1ELvnrA6PhUyDBS6iR25K1Xx4xXL6VMfJX""":0.001,"""1NX3R5Le4c1y9E316NPMze7aEmCXjpCY58""":0.001}
</code></pre>
