Using PATHS in the command line in Windows 7

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  1. Tookeri
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    Windows 7 Pro 32
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    Close the command window and open a new one to get the updated PATH variable
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  3. winspear1
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    Yes, path was listing my file, and then i tested it and my script ran, so its updated correctly. Not sure why it didn't before, maybe I had the window open without pressing "ok" while i was trying to get it to work in the command prompt. Thanks so much for your help and tutorials everyone, I will mark this solved.
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