IF @INWIN = 1 ; For Windows NT
$Env = ReadValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment","PATH")
$NewEnv = "$Env" + ";u:\"
WriteValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment","PATH","$NewEnv","REG_SZ")
ENDIF

$path = %path%
set("path=$path;u:\")

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Lon Geefshuysen,
www.xs4all.nl/~longeef/NT/KiXtart
lon_geefshuysen@essentium.com

SV = System Path Variable
UV = User Path Variable
NW = NetWare Map Path
AU = Autoexec Path
KV = Script Variable addition

When I use the SET command it looks like SV;\\machine\NETLOGON;SV;UV;AU;KV;NW;AU which is close but not what I wanted.

When I use the SETM command it looks like \\machine\NETLOGON;SV;UV;AU;KV;UV;NW;AU which is just as bad.

I want to be able to change either the SV or UV directly and not have duplicate entries in the PATH when I'm done.

Thx,; Environment modification
$v = INSTR("%PATH%","U:\" ) ; Checks if script
If $V > 0 ; modification exists
Goto PathSet
EndIf
If @INWIN = 1 ; For Windows NT
$LF = chr(13) + chr(10)
$Message = "Hello, @FullName." + $LF + $LF
+ "Your systems local environment has been changed." + $LF + $LF
+ "Changes such as these should only occur ocasionally but" +$LF
+ "do require you to logon once again." + $LF + $LF
+ "We are sorry for the inconvience and if you have any questions" + $LF
+ "please feel free to contact your Network Administrator." + $LF + $LF + $LF
+ " Have a nice day." + $LF + $LF
$Env = ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment","Path")
$NewEnv = "$Env" + ";U:\"
WriteValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment","Path","$NewEnv","REG_SZ")
MessageBox($Message,"System Update - @Date",4160,15)
$RC = LogOff(1)

EndIf
If @INWIN = 2 ; For Windows 9x
Shell "WINSET PATH=%PATH%;U:\"
EndIf
:PathSet

; Environment modification
$v = INSTR("%PATH%",U:\")
If $v > 0
Goto PathSet
EndIf
If @INWIN = 1
Shell "PATHMAN /AS U:\"
EndIf
If @INWIN = 2
Shell "WINSET PATH=%PATH%;U:\"
EndIf
:PathSet