I am using the .NET Micro Framework 4.1, which does no implement the `Regex` class or the `String.Replace` / `String.Remove` methods as far as I'm aware.

I have a string defined as:

```
string message = "[esc]vI AM A STRING. [esc]vI AM A STRING AND DO LOTS OF THINGS...";

```

Is there a way of removing all the occurrences of `[esc]v` from this string? Where the escape character is used (`0x1B`) followed by `0x76` in NetMF?

This would hopefully leave me with:

```
string message = "I AM A STRING. I AM A STRING AND DO LOTS OF THINGS...";

```

I've thought of possibly using the `String.Split()` method, but this seems too memory-demanding, as the code is running on a small-memoried NETMF board.