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Another solution is to use some non-standard command processor,<br />
like NDOS. NDOS take its settings from separate file NDOS.INI.<br />

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Another solution is to use some non-standard command processor,
like NDOS. NDOS take its settings from separate file NDOS.INI.


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Under DOS it was possible to set the size of the environment by using SET COMMAND=&lt;path&gt;\COMMAND.COM<wbr /> /E:4096 but under Windoze 95 this does not work. &nbsp;I need to increase the size of the environment provided for a DOS Shell to allow me to set some environment variables for some compiler settings. &nbsp;How do I increase the environment size???
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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 provided for a DOS Shell to allow me to set some environment variables for some compiler settings.  How do I increase the environment size???

Setting Environment size for DOS shell

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