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I have a application which is compatabile for Windows XP Sp3 , I need to sequence this <br />
application for windows 7 operation system. This application need to set some environment variable<br />
&nbsp;before launching the app in app-v client. How can I do this?<br />
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I appriciate your help.<br />
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- Anil
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I have a application which is compatabile for Windows XP Sp3 , I need to sequence this 
application for windows 7 operation system. This application need to set some environment variable
 before launching the app in app-v client. How can I do this?

I appriciate your help.

- Anil

How to set environment variable before launching app in app-v

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