LIB Enviromental Variable - Need to delete path VS2005

[Blair]

Hello,

I have a old enviromantal path in LIB file that, every time I compile
gives a error message. It does not stop the compiler just gives a
warning.

This has become very annoying.

I would like to delete out of the listing as I don't use the LIB
anymore, but I am lost as how to do it.

Warning 1 Invalid search path 'C:\Program Files\BreezeWay\RapidXLL\LIB
\' specified in 'LIB environment variable' -- 'The system cannot find
the path specified. ' MyExcelDnaMenu


attached its the warning.

Can anyone help me out?

thanks,

Blair,

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Blair,

Well, the compiler indicates that it is an environment variable. Is it
an environment variable that you can change on your machine?

 

[Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen]

Blair,

Well, the compiler indicates that it is an environment variable. Is
it an environment variable that you can change on your machine?

Forgive me if this is obvious/known to the original poster, but perhaps
he just wants to know how to edit environment variables.

If that is so, hit Win+Break (this is XP by the way, hope this doesn't
differ much in Vista), go to the Advanced Tab, there you'll find a
button labelled "Environment variables" near the bottom. It'll bring up
a dialog for editing the variables.

The particular variable in question is probably in the bottom list. If
you don't require it at all, delete it, otherwise edit it and remove the
offending path. The standard for lists of paths is to separate them by
semicolons, so make sure you don't make a mess out of the things you
leave behind.

 

[Blair]

Forgive me if this is obvious/known to the original poster, but perhaps
he just wants to know how to edit environment variables.

If that is so, hit Win+Break (this is XP by the way, hope this doesn't
differ much in Vista), go to the Advanced Tab, there you'll find a
button labelled "Environment variables" near the bottom. It'll bring up
a dialog for editing the variables.

The particular variable in question is probably in the bottom list. If
you don't require it at all, delete it, otherwise edit it and remove the
offending path. The standard for lists of paths is to separate them by
semicolons, so make sure you don't make a mess out of the things you
leave behind.

I am sorry, I am running Vista.

Any hints on getting it out of Vista?

I want to delete the path right out of the settings.

Blair,

 

[Janos]

Hi,

control panel, System, Advanced System Settings, Environment variable
button.

Good luck,
Janos