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For the sake of completeness you should know that some environment variables are virtual, so won't appear in "set".
They also won't be available to KiXtart.
Some examples are %RANDOM%, %ERRORLEVEL%, %TIME% and %DATE%. These are only available when referenced within a DOS shell command interpreter, so you can use them in batch files and on the command line.
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Just noticed Jooel already mentioned %TIME% in his earlier post.
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Edited by Richard H. (2004-08-20 10:00 AM)
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