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Is there a way that I can modify the value of an environment variable?  I need to be able to update the windows environment variable table so that the change is made permanently (not lost when prog...
Zones: Windows MFCDate Answered: 11/13/1997 Views: 0
Under DOS it was possible to set the size of the environment by using SET COMMAND=<path>\COMMAND.COM /E:4096 but under Windoze 95 this does not work.  I need to increase the size of the environment...
Zones: Windows 95Date Answered: 01/13/1998 Views: 0
How can I set the base Windows environment from an application. If you simply use the setenv function, you set the environment for that process only. I wish to change the overall system environment...
Zones: Windows MFCDate Answered: 11/29/1998 Views: 0
I want to change some environment variables of a user very simple. So I wrote them into the registry (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment) and exported these variables to a file "xyz.reg". In DOS it wa...
Zones: Windows NTDate Answered: 10/17/1998 Views: 0
On our new computers we are getting this message when executing Novell login scripts.   What do I have to change to fix it and why is it only happening to the newly arrived windows 95 computers? B...
Zones: Windows 9x NetworkingDate Answered: 12/08/1998 Views: 0
The method System.getenv() is deprecated. Is there another way to use environment variables. I want to adjust the location of my properties file and wanted to use an environment variable until I re...
Zones: JavaDate Answered: 06/25/1999 Views: 0
I've created a program that reads an environment variable and if it isn't set it writes it.  I'm using getenv and _putenv.  The _putenv seems to create the variable in the current programs memory s...
Zones: CDate Answered: 08/05/1999 Views: 0
I have written a simple keyboard interceptor TSR which traps shift+esc. Now I need to chenge the system path when this key combination is pressed. how do i do this ? putenv() does not work nor...
Zones: CDate Answered: 09/16/2003 Views: 0
How to write JavaScript to detect user environment... eg. color depth, screen resolution and how these information send to the server GET or POST or http header or else Thank you very much
Zones: JavaScriptDate Answered: 10/21/2000 Views: 0
I'm making my first attempt to read a registry value (NT/2000), and can't get past the first step.   Code: Public Const HKEY_CURRENT_USER = &H80000001 Public Const KEY_QUERY_VALUE = &H1 Pri...
Zones: Visual BasicDate Answered: 08/11/2001 Views: 0