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Why can't I set environment variables in the process buffer? |
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Question:
Why can't I set environment variables in the process buffer?
Answer:
If you are on Microsoft® Windows® 9x then the problem is the amount of environment space SlickEdit® is getting for its process. Edit the C:\config.sys file and add or edit a SHELL line like the one below, and reboot your computer:
SHELL=c:command.com c: /P /E:2048
The /E:2048 specifies an environment size of 2048 bytes. Make this larger if the problem persists.
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