this line of code creates an environment variable named MyVariable, with the initial value 0:
colUsrEnvVars("MyVariable") = 0
see:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/scriptcenter/scrguide/sas_wsh_kmmj.asp>Trying to add a line to our users login script in Windows 2000 server to automatically add an Environment Variable “TERMID=T10”.
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>In DOS we added it to Autoexec.bat “SET TERMID=T10”.
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>In Windows 2000 or XP we have to go to control panel, system, advanced, environment variables and add it to the user or system manually on each terminal or terminal services session.
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>Having over 80 users on a network using Terminal Services makes it very time consuming.
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>How can I add a line to my user login script to automatically set “TERMID=T10”?
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