problems on WINxp

[Dick Gevers]

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Hello Xavier, euskaltel and others,

On Tuesday, 17 December 2002 at 9:32 h, Xavier Nodet wrote
about "Re: problems on WINxp":

>Your PATH environment variable should contain the directory where
>gpg.exe is located. It seems not to be the case.
>
>Click Start, right-click on 'My Computer', go to 'Advanced' tab,
click
>on 'Environment Variables'. 'PATH' is part of the System
variables...

It doesn't have to be necessarily so. If all users on the same 
computer do not need GnuPG you could also set it as User variable 
only for those users which need it. In fact I do myself and it works

without a hitch. If there is no PATH in the User variables one can 
add in the top half of the same screen: 
Variable:.................Value:
PATH                       X:\GnuPG

or if there already is such a value, just add:
;X:\GnuPG

(examples only).

Maybe someone with a different profile does not even have access to 
the GnuPG folder, then IMO it is not logical to still set his PATH
as 
a system variable to that folder.

HTH,
Best regards,
=Dick Gevers=

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