Some TC built-in environment variables (note that uppercase letters are required and can only be used within TC)

% $ Appdata %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ current user \ Application Data \ directory
% $ Common_appdata %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Application Data \ directory
% $ Common_topics topdirectory %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Desktop \ directory
% $ Common_documents %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Documents \ directory
% $ Common_programs %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Start Menu \ Programs \ directory
% $ Common_startmenu %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Start Menu \ directory
% $ Common_startup %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Start Menu \ Programs \ Startup \ directory
% $ Desktop %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ current user \ Desktop \ directory
% $ Fonts %	Corresponding WINDOWS \ fonts \ directory
% $ Local_appdata %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ current user \ Local Settings \ Application Data \ directory
% $ Mypictures %	Corresponds to the My Documents \ my pictures directory
% $ Personal %	Corresponds to the my documents directory
% $ Programs %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ current user \ Start Menu \ Programs \ directory
% $ Startmenu %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ current user \ Start Menu \ directory
% $ Startup %	Corresponding Documents and Settings \ current user \ Start Menu \ Programs \ Startup \ directory
% Commander_path %	Installation Directory corresponding to TC (Although there are so many, the most useful thing is this .)

 

In addition, TC can also directly use the environment variables of Windows system, that is, the list of running the set in the DOS window. The built-in environment variables of windows are slightly different from those of TC.

You do not need to add $ before the variable, such:

% Homepath % corresponds to Documents and Settings \ current user

% ProgramFiles % corresponds to program files