Hi,

I am running Windows XP. I was curious where I can store environment
variables so that they can be stored the next time I boot my
computer. Currentlyi, if I go to the Start Menu, click "Run" I can
type

set MYVAR=abcde

echo %MYVAR%

at the command line. However, when I close the command window and re-
open it, the value of MYVAR is not stored. Where can I put this such
that it is stored permanently?

Thanks, - Dave

System Properties, Advanced (TAB), Environment Variables
[Button] - Choose either User Profile specific or System Wide
variable and click Add.

"laredotornado" <laredotornado@zipmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am running Windows XP. I was curious where I can store environment
> variables so that they can be stored the next time I boot my
> computer. Currentlyi, if I go to the Start Menu, click "Run" I can
> type
>
> set MYVAR=abcde
>
> echo %MYVAR%
>
> at the command line. However, when I close the command window and re-
> open it, the value of MYVAR is not stored. Where can I put this such
> that it is stored permanently?
>
> Thanks, - Dave

laredotornado wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am running Windows XP. I was curious where I can store environment
> variables so that they can be stored the next time I boot my
> computer. Currentlyi, if I go to the Start Menu, click "Run" I can
> type
>
> set MYVAR=abcde
>
> echo %MYVAR%
>
> at the command line. However, when I close the command window and re-
> open it, the value of MYVAR is not stored. Where can I put this such
> that it is stored permanently?
>
> Thanks, - Dave

Right click "my computer" -> Properties -> Advanced -> Environment
Variables.