Solved how do I set up an automatic path for CMD using?

[kukuriku14]

I need to use C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\jsc.exe very hoften from cmd console.
I don't remember how you set up so that I don't need to write the whole path each time I wanna access this program.

I mean something like adding a path in autoexec.bat file :-)

I hope I clarified my self;
if no please tell me.

thanks for your time.
Kukuriku

 

[Dzomlija]

I need to use C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\jsc.exe very hoften from cmd console.
I don't remember how you set up so that I don't need to write the whole path each time I wanna access this program.

I mean something like adding a path in autoexec.bat file :-)

I hope I clarified my self;
if no please tell me.

thanks for your time.
Kukuriku

Try this:

1. Right-click on "Computer", then select "Properties" (or press <WIN_KEY>+<BREAK>
2. Click "Advanced system Settings" (you'll need to respond to a UAC prompt)
3. Click "Environment Variables"
4. Double-click on "Path" (or click once and click "Edit"
5. Add a semi-colon (";") to the end of the current value, then add the path you want, which in this case is "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727" (without quotes)
6. Click "OK"
7. Click "OK"
8. Click "OK"
9. Reboot

 

[kukuriku14]

this must the best forum in the net EVER as I have just posted my issue few minutes ago and got ansered.
it's not the 1st time I see this happening in this forum, almost a chat :-)

thank you!

 

[Dzomlija]

this must the best forum in the net EVER as I have just posted my issue few minutes ago and got ansered.
it's not the 1st time I see this happening in this forum, almost a chat :-)

thank you!

Glad to help. BTW, did my solution help - you didn't say...

 

[CreepinJesus]

You don't need to reboot, by the way. Just restart the command prompt and it'll be recognised.

Also, another way to get to the Environment Variables is via the User Accounts screen from the Control Panel (there's a link on the left).

 

[sidewinder]

Or, you could create a shortcut that runs the program in a cmd window:

1. Right click on the desktop to open the context menu
2. Select "New" then "Shortcut"
4. In the location box, type:

cmd /k C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\jsc.exe

5. Click "Next" and the click "Finish".

Now you have a shortcut that will run the program in a cmd window!

S-

 

[kukuriku14]

thank you for all your answers they are all true,
the one that served me was simply Dzomlija's 1st one.

there are really no questions about it, vistax64 is the best!!!
I have already said it's almost like a chat..
it's seems I was wrong about the 'almost' and the 'like'...
I did it many times it just slipped my mind

 

[CreepinJesus]

I notice you joined in January and have only posted 8 times! I'm not complaining, but don't forget about this site - it could be the only place you need to go to fix any problem you ever have on Vista. Just ask the question and it'll be solved in a couple of hours (if you're lucky).