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Displays, sets, or removes cmd.exe environment variables. If used without parameters, set displays the current environment variable settings.

Note

This command requires command extensions, which are enabled by default.

The set command can also run from the Windows Recovery Console, using different parameters. For more information, see Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).

Syntax

Parameters

Remarks

• If command extensions are enabled (the default) and you run set with a value, it displays all of the variables that begin with that value.

• The characters <, >, |, &, and ^ are special command shell characters, and they must be preceded by the escape character (^) or enclosed in quotation marks when used in (for example, 'StringContaining&Symbol'). If you use quotation marks to enclose a string that contains one of the special characters, the quotation marks are set as part of the environment variable value.

• Use environment variables to control the behavior of some batch files and programs and to control the way Windows and the MS-DOS subsystem appears and works. The set command is often used in the Autoexec.nt file to set environment variables.

• If you use the set command without any parameters, the current environment settings are displayed. These settings usually include the COMSPEC and PATH environment variables, which are used to help find programs on disk. Two other environment variables used by Windows are PROMPT and DIRCMD.

• If you specify values for and , the specified value is added to the environment and is associated with that variable. If the variable already exists in the environment, the new string value replaces the old string value.

• If you specify only a variable and an equal sign (without ) for the set command, the value associated with the variable is cleared (as if the variable is not there).

• If you use the /a parameter, the following operators are supported, in descending order of precedence:

  Operator	Operation performed
  ( )	Grouping
  ! ~ -	Unary
  * / %	Arithmetic
  + -	Arithmetic
  << >>	Logical shift
  &	Bitwise AND
  ^	Bitwise exclusive OR
  = *= /= %= += -= &= ^=	= <<= >>=
  ,	Expression separator

• If you use logical (&& or ||) or modulus (%) operators, enclose the expression string in quotation marks. Any non-numeric strings in the expression are considered environment variable names, and their values are converted to numbers before they are processed. If you specify an environment variable name that is not defined in the current environment, a value of zero is allotted, which allows you to perform arithmetic with environment variable values without using the % to retrieve a value.

• If you run set /a from the command line outside of a command script, it displays the final value of the expression.

• Numeric values are decimal numbers unless prefixed by 0× for hexadecimal numbers or 0 for octal numbers. Therefore, 0×12 is the same as 18, which is the same as 022.

• Delayed environment variable expansion support is disabled by default, but you can enable or disable it by using cmd /v.

• When creating batch files, you can use set to create variables, and then use them in the same way that you would use the numbered variables %0 through %9. You can also use the variables %0 through %9 as input for set.

• If you call a variable value from a batch file, enclose the value with percent signs (%). For example, if your batch program creates an environment variable named BAUD, you can use the string associated with BAUD as a replaceable parameter by typing %baud% at the command prompt.

Examples

To set an environment variable named TEST^1, type:

The set command assigns everything that follows the equal sign (=) to the value of the variable. Therefore, if you type set testVar=test^1, you'll get the following result, testVar=test^1.

To set an environment variable named TEST&1, type:

To set an environment variable named INCLUDE so the string c:directory is associated with it, type: Apple keynote 6 6 2.

You can then use the string c:directory in batch files by enclosing the name INCLUDE with percent signs (%). For example, you can use dir %include% in a batch file to display the contents of the directory associated with the INCLUDE environment variable. After this command is processed, the string c:directory replaces %include%.

To use the set command in a batch program to add a new directory to the PATH environment variable, type:

Translatium 7 4 1 – versatile translation app. To display a list of all of the environment variables that begin with the letter P, type:

Additional References

In Microsoft Outlook, we can set our own CalendarWorkDays and WorkingHours. By default, in Outlook, the WorkWeek is set from Monday to Friday, and the WorkDayHours are from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Also the Week begins with Sunday. In Outlook though, if we work different Days or Hours, or our WeekDay begins with a different Day, we can change all of them and set them to what we prefer. All you need to find out how to accomplish it is to continue reading. Adobe zii 2020 windows.

First, we must have Outlook open, and then select the File menu in order to move to BackstageView. Once in BackstageView, the drop-down menu appears where from the left we select the category Options as shown below

Once we select the category Options, the OutlookOptions dialog box appears as we can see in the image below. In the OutlookOptions dialog box, we select the category Calendar. Once this category is selected we are notified that we can:

Change The Settings For Calendars, Meetings And Time Zones.

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At the top part of the category Calendar of the OutlookOptions dialog box, we locate the area, where it mentions WorkTime. In this area we can do the arrangements for the following:

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• Start Time: We select the arrow from the right of the StartTime and set a different StartTime.
• End Time: We select the arrow from the right of the EndTime and set a different EndTime.
• Start Time and End Time are used for our Free – Busy Time availability for Meeting Requests from other people.
• Work Week: We activate or deactivate the check boxes to set our WorkWeek. We check the boxes that are part of our WorkWeek, and we clear the check boxes that are not part of our WorkWeek.
• First Day of Week: We select the arrow from the right of the FirstDay of Week and set a different FirstDay of Week.
• First Week of Year: We select the arrow from the right of the FirstWeek of Year and set a different FirstWeek of Year.

Once we have done finishing our adjustments, we press the OK button which is located at the bottom right corner of the Outlook Options window, in order for the adjustments to take place and to return to Outlook.

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