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gfraley@primenet.com wrote:
: In <4ep28c$7u3@harbinger.cc.monash.edu.au>, jhs@rdt.monash.edu.au (Jobst Schmalenbach) writes:
: >Hi netters,
: >
: > I have read (well I am not quite sure) that it is possible to
: >update the "LIBPATH" after boot time, ie from a shell.
: >
: >Could somebody please send me the necessary information if one
: >can update the libpath?
: >
: >If its not possible could somebody tell me as well?

: You can modify it after boot time.  You could modify the LibPath statement by
: using SET LIBPATH = %LIBPATH%;NEW.DLL or, a better way, is making use of the
LIBPATH is not an environment variable as PATH is. Try "set LIBPATH" and
check the result. I do not believe this will accomplish anything.

: SET BEGINLIBPATH & SET ENDLIBPATH statements.  Using these statements, you
: can dynamically expand/contract the LIBPATH statement.
This works but is not global to the system. It will only add to 
LIBPATH in the session you set it in.

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