Accessing Windows Environment Variables

[saxobob]

Hello,

 

Is there a way I can access windows env variables and store them into ME.

 

A useful list of all of them is at...

 

http://kennethhunt.com/archives/000933.html

 

Specifically now I'm looking for Username, but I can imagine needing others in the future. Obviously lots are covered by specific commands, but not all, as far as I can see.

 

Thanks,

Rob

[randallc]

Hi,

Here's an example of putting some of your list into strings; or just displaying them in a text box;

<TVAR2:01:01:%DATE%><TVAR2:02:01:%ERRORLEVEL%><TVAR2:03:01:%HOMEDRIVE%><TVAR2:04:01:%HOMEPATH%><TVAR2:05:01:%USERNAME%><TBOX4:T:1:000152000253000827000333:000:CD=%CD%

APPDATA=%APPDATA%

CD=%CD%

CMDCMDLINE=%CMDCMDLINE%

CMDEXTVERSION=%CMDEXTVERSION%

COMPUTERNAME=%COMPUTERNAME%

T1=%T1%

T2=%T2%

T3=%T3%

T4=%T4%

T5=%T5%>

Variable Set String %T1% "%DATE%"

Variable Set String %T2% "%ERRORLEVEL%"

Variable Set String %T3% "%HOMEDRIVE%"

Variable Set String %T4% "%HOMEPATH%"

Variable Set String %T5% "%USERNAME%"

Text Box Display:

[use the first box, the 'code", to copyinto script editor, not the script!]

Best,Randall

[saxobob]

Excellent - easier than I thought! I thought I might need to go to a DOS prompt.

 

Many thanks

Rob