drive:
Specifies the drive you want to use to append directories. The drive is always a letter.
If you want to use a drive on another machine, you must first map the drive using Windows and
then use the mapped drive letter for access.
path
Contains one or more paths on the drive that you specify. Separate multiple paths using
a semicolon (
;
). If you want to append paths from multiple drives, you must execute the
Append utility multiple times, once for each drive.
/X:ON
or
X:OFF
Defines whether you can use the appended path to perform file searches and
application execution or just to open files. The default setting is
X:OFF
, which only allows you
to use the appended path to open files.
/PATH:ON
or
/PATH:OFF
Determines whether the appended path is included with commands
that rely on a path. For example, if you have
C:\Temp
included within the path statement and
use
/PATH:ON
with the Append utility, any requests to
C:\Temp
automatically include the
appended path as well. However, if you select
/PATH:OFF
, the appended paths aren??™t included
as part of the path. The default setting is
/PATH:ON
.
/E
Stores all of the appended directories in an environment variable named
APPEND
.
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