Allow user-defined variables within WinCmd.ini

[Hemingway]

As in BAT/CMD files, it would be helpful to implement "SET myownvariable=value" in WinCmd.ini.
%myownvariable% could then be used in various places of WinCmd.ini, such as paths, file lists, etc.
This little feature could help all those who edit their ini file manually.

[MVV]

You can use Autorun plugin in order to define your custom environment variables.

[Balderstrom]

You can also just creat a batch (.bat|.cmd) file to launch TC.

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SET myownvariable=value
START "" "C:\TC\TotalCmd.exe"

SETENV.exe (from Vincent Fatica's Home Page) can also be used to set permanent (or temporary) environment variables, without manually editting such variables via:
"My Computer" / Properties / System Properties / [Advanced] / [Environment Variables]

SETENV -u name value (User Environment, current User only)
SETENV -m name value (Machine Environment, e.g. All Users)
SETENV -d name value (Default User environment)
SETENV -v name value (Volatile, removed after reboot)