From:	"Federico Scala" <fs DOT legno AT tin DOT it>
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Subject:	Re: Autoexe.bat path statements
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Date:	Tue, 27 Mar 2001 23:10:15 GMT
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> After restoring DJGPP and RHIDE from the zip drive I attempted to
> enter the path statements into autoexe.bat which at this point contained
> no other statements.
> I entered ;  PATH=D:\DJGPP\BIN;%PATH%
>                DJGPP=D:/DJGPP/DJGPP.ENV
> [...]
> I have tried using back slashes in the environment statement but to no
avail,
> what is the problem?

Is a missing SET command ... I often make the same mistake switching back
and forth between COMMAND.COM and a decent shell.

The correct statement is:

    SET DJGPP=D:/DJGPP/DJGPP.ENV

(hu... I don't remeber if "slash-direction" is important ...)

On the PATH= line, the SET command may be omitted, since COMMAND.COM
understands PATH as an alias to SET PATH.

-- Legno

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