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Marc Slemko wrote:
> 
> what is an envariable?  I'm assuming it is an odd abbreviation for
> environment variable.

Got it in one -- except for the crack about 'odd'.  It's hardly
new or unusual, IME.  (You youngsters.. :-)

#ken	P-)}

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