Avoiding Windows PATH Cram

How many times have you installed a new application, only to find that it added itself at the front of your PATH, maxing out the 127-byte PATH limit? FreePath, the program Joe presents here, handles the PATH problem by simulating the effect of PATH without actually requiring that new directories be added to the PATH.


August 01, 1994
URL:http://www.drdobbs.com/windows/avoiding-windows-path-cram/184409423

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