EXPORT varname

Puts the variable varname into the environment of the script interpreter. Exported values are then available to the launched program. Environment variables are preserved across invocations in the registry.

The exported variables are not placed in the Windows global environment. However, any application that is launched or otherwise started, will have exported variables set in its environment.

In general, 32-bit applications should be using the registry for application-specific data and not relying on the environment.

Example:

This example exports the variable name, PATH.

	EXPORT PATH