Edit the system environment variable
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3. In the Environment Variables window, under System Variables, click the New button. 4. In the New System Variable window, enter the following: - Variable name: JAVA_HOME - Variable value: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_121 Then click the OK button. 5. Select the PATH system variable and click the Edit button. (If PATH system variable is not ...
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Next, edit your PATH environment variable so that Windows knows where to find the program. In Windows NT/2000/XP, you will find this under the Control Panel > System Properties > the Advanced tab > Environment Variables > System variables.
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the Path Environment Variable in the Control Panel. To check the Path in the Control Panel, open the Control Panel => System => Advanced system settings => Select the Advanced tab on the top, and then select the Environment Variables Figure 1-1. Edit System Variable Verify that you have this Path entry: For 32-bit operating systems: %QUARTUS ...
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Open the Advanced tab and click the Environment Variables button. In the Environment Variables dialog box, select the Path variable in the System Variables list, and click Edit. In the edit window, add the path "X:\MinGW\bin" to the end of the Path, where X is the drive letter you used above. Click as many OK’s as you need to exit. Run the ...
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6. The Edit System Variable dialog box displays. The Variable Value is a series of paths separated by semicolons (;). The Variable Value should be copied and pasted into Notepad for safe keeping during this operation. Simply use the mouse to highlight the entire variable name. Then, copy and paste the name into Notepad. 7.
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• Click the button "Environment Variables". • If you are the only user for this computer, update "User variables", otherwise go to “System variables” (or "Environment Variables"). Click the button "New". o If you are modifying an existing environment variable or the environment variable already exists, select it and click "Edit ...
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4. In the system variables field, browse to the entry labeled “Path” or “PATH.” Highlight the entry and click “Edit” as shown in Figure 13. Figure 13. Edit PATH Environment Variable 5. Insert the MinGW path that was copied earlier at the end of the “Variable value” field as shown in Figure 14. Click “OK” to make the changes.
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Control Panel -> system->Advanced System Setting-> Environment Variable->System Variable-> New with value The system variable ‘classpath’ looks like the below in the picture, it was already created in my system. You have to create it if you don’t find it in your system variable list with NEW as below.
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6: Click ‘environment variables’ 7: select ‘path’ and click ‘Edit’ 8: Add the path to the folder containing the Xpdf folder, and specifically the folder bin32 (for a x86
Setting .net framework path in Environment variable
Step 4: Select System variable ‘Path’ as shown in the below dialog and click Edit button Step 5: Copy the Microsoft .net folder path from installed location Ex: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319 Step 6: Write ‘;’ at the end of the value and also Paste the copied path and click OK.
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4.Open the Control Panel, then go to System and Security > System > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables. Find the system variable \Path" and edit its variable value. Add the following to the variable value, separating each item from the others (and from the existing path) with semi-colons.
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First, you have to make a tiny change to the Windows environment variables. This is less scary than it sounds. INPA relies on a file called API.DLL being in a folder that is set in the Windows “path” so you need to add the EDIABAS folder to the path variable, like this: 1. Go to control panel, select Classic View and open the "System" item
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4. In the Variable Value field, move your cursor to the end of the line and add the following exactly as it is shown here:;c:\tools Click OK on each of the Edit System Variable, Environment Variables and System Properties windows. The executables located in c:\tools can now be run from any directory in your file structure.
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