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Setting up the user environment
If the path assignment statement is defined absolutely, you must edit the file after fmusersetup changes it. (The
path is defined absolutely if the path statement doesn’t have the environment variable PATH on the right side of
the equal sign. It has pathnames instead.) To correct the file, you must move the lines that fmusersetup added so
that they occur before the path assignment statement.
To correct for an absolute path assignment:
Do one of the following (where install_dir is the name of the directory in which you installed FrameMaker):
• If you use the C shell, make sure the set path line follows the setenv FMHOME line. For example:
setenv FMHOME install_dir
set path=($FMHOME/bin $path)
• If you use the Bourne or Korn shell, make sure the PATH line follows the FMHOME line. For example:
FMHOME=install_dir; export FMHOME
PATH=$FMHOME/bin:$PATH; export PATH
Setting a user’s environment without fmusersetup
You can set FMHOME to the FrameMaker installation directory in a user’s .login or .profile file and then use
$FMHOME to represent that directory when you change the user’s path.
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