I am trying to find a way to set a variable in the cmd that is "permanent".
What I mean is that I could set the variable %message% to "hello", and I could close the cmd, open it up a week later and if I typed this:
This would be the result
Using the normal SET command will only set the variable for the time the cmd is open. I need to set the variable within the system so that it will stay if I close the cmd.
What I mean is that I could set the variable %message% to "hello", and I could close the cmd, open it up a week later and if I typed this:
Code:
echo %message%
Code:
helloUsing the normal SET command will only set the variable for the time the cmd is open. I need to set the variable within the system so that it will stay if I close the cmd.
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