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How do one create System Level environmental variables manually. I just installed a GeoSupport Desktop Edition software and in the document it is mentioned that I need to
create system-level environmental
variables for PATH and GEOFILES manually
Add the location of the GDE executables to the system-level environmental variable PATH.
Normally this means adding C:\Program Files\Geosupport Desktop Edition\bin to the PATH.
How an I do that??
There’s a few ways, all of them included in this post: http://blogs.msdn.com/brada/archive/2004/01/03/50984.aspx
They’re for C#, but translating should be trivial.