--- Alex Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You should find that a new instance of the Command Prompt opened
> > after changing the PP environment variable will reflect the changes.
>
> --- Alan wrote:
>
> > I had tried that; closed all cmd windows, changed %pp% using
> > exec.setenv(), opened a new cmd window and ran "Set". It still shows
> > the old value for "pp".
>
> How very odd. PowerPro is definitely setting environment variables at
> the system level, since otherwise the Command Prompt would not be able
> to see them at all.
It doesn't affect the global environment variables at all,
which is possible only through modifying "registry".
They are just local environment variables, valid only
for that opened session.
(Try "set" after closeing and restarting PP)
The different environment variables in Command Prompts
depend on which app launchs the command prompt.
To see this:
after exec.setenv("pp","anything_you_want"),
1) execute "cmd" from PP's runbox -> "set"
2) execute "cmd" from Window's runbox -> "set"
Sean
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