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发表于 2002-9-27 09:34:00
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The operating system you run determines the procedure you use to set environment variables.
To set an environment variable
From the Start menu (Windows), choose Settings Control Panel, and then double-click the System icon.
In the System Properties dialog box, choose the Environment tab.
The System Variables box displays the variables set for any user of the computer. The User Variables box lists the variables set for only the current user.
To set a System Variable, click in the System Variables box. To set a User Variable, click in the User Variables box. Enter the name of the variable you want to set.
For example, enter PROJPATH.
In the Value box, enter the setting.
For example, enter the path to your project drawing files.
Choose Set.
Choose OK.
Restart AutoCAD and enter the variable in the Options dialog box. See To specify the environment variable in AutoCAD.
To specify the environment variable in AutoCAD
Follow the procedure for To set an environment variable.
Be sure to restart AutoCAD in Microsoft® Windows NT®, or restart Windows in Windows® 95, Windows 98, or Windows 2000 before starting AutoCAD.
In AutoCAD, from the Tools menu, select Options.
In the Options dialog box, in the Files tab, select Support File Search Path, and then choose Add.
Enter the name of the environment variable preceded and followed by a percent sign (%). For example, if you set a PROJPATH environment variable, enter %PROJPATH%.
Choose OK. |
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