pshirmey
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Appending to path using regedit or regedt32?
How can you APPEND to an existing path in NT4, using regedt32 or regedit?
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Read current and append to the system path.
There is an app on the NT4 Server Resource Kit called 'pathman' which, I believe, will do what you want.
It's not regedt32 or regedit, but...
(Using the Registry editor would involve exporting the value of the Path key, reading it, adding a new value, and rewriting it. I think the only way that could be done would be a big batch file. I suspect that's pretty much what pathman does.)
Tom
It's not regedt32 or regedit, but...
(Using the Registry editor would involve exporting the value of the Path key, reading it, adding a new value, and rewriting it. I think the only way that could be done would be a big batch file. I suspect that's pretty much what pathman does.)
Tom
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Good Enough!
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Yea it sure does! I have already tested it.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
Edit the entry for Path.
Does that answer your question? Or are you looking for a way to read the current path and add to the end of it?
Tom