Assume I connect from my Win7 computer to the router which in turn is connected to the Internet provider servers.
Now the inhouse LAN assigns the IP4s depending of the local DHCP-server. Ok.
But I am NOT interested in these IP4s but on the public IP4 address which is assigned to the router...
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win7
In DOS batch scripts under Windows 7 there was a function "timeout" which stops the execution for n seconds.
This command seems to be replaced by "sleep" in DOS batch scripts under Win10.
Is this true?
Peter
When I type at the CmdPrompt "set" then two core response lines are:
TEMP=D:\temp
TMP=D:\temp
So from my point of view the path to the official system wide temporary folder is obviously D:\temp
I expected that this folder is automatically protected and hidden in Windows Explorer.
BUT...
If I open a CmdPrompt and type
set myvar=foobar
then this environment variable is set only for the time the CmdPrompt exists and is only visible INSIDE the CmdPrompt.
How do I set such an environemnt variable from CmdPrompt (!) but permanently (forever) for
- a certain user
- whole...