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Environment variables for configuration path
27. September 2018 | Tips & Tricks
Through the environment variable you can decide where the configuration path of the software is located. Alternatives are separated by a semicolon. With this you can create different configurations for different customers or projects and quickly access them within the options dialog.
Overview on the products and the current environment variables for the configuration path.
Example of use
In the following there is a snippet of the Creo start script on the left. On the right there is the option dialog of application with three different configurations.
Example with three different environment variables in AFX.
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