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| Hi, I've got several env vars defined for me as a user, and also defined as part of the System env vars. when I open a command shell, I only get the values from the system set. In particular, the PATH user variable is not concatenated or prepended to the system PATH variable and so some applications cannot be run from the command shell. Any idea how this is supposed to be done - I may have not set some property or such to allow this to take place... Any help will be greatly appreciated | Guest
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