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I need to create an Environment Variable under system variables that has this information:<br />
Variable<br />
LOCALDIR<br />
Value:<br />
Z:\Test\VB<br />
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My skills in VB are limited so please post the easiest code, Thanks.<br />
I am using Visual Basic 6pro VB6 and Windows XP Pro.
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I need to create an Environment Variable under system variables that has this information:
Variable
LOCALDIR
Value:
Z:\Test\VB

My skills in VB are limited so please post the easiest code, Thanks.
I am using Visual Basic 6pro VB6 and Windows XP Pro.

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