List of Path Abbreviations: %whatever% Thingies


  1. bmwbiker
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    List of Path Abbreviations: %whatever% Thingies


    Does anyone know where I can find a list of valid path abbreviations? I'm referring to the abbreviations between percent signs such as %programdata% = C:\ProgramData that one can use in defining paths. I'm familiar with a few, but would like to know more about them. Thanks for your help.
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  3. kado897
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    If you open a command prompt and type set a list of them is displayed.
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  4. bmwbiker
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    Thanks!


    Thank you Kado897.
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  6. kado897
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    You are welcome bmwbiker.
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