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There was a problem whenever I clicked the button, 'Post process in HST'. I don't know what 'Environment variable' means.
(I already installed HyperStudy)
How can I solve this problem?
Hi GyenogJun,
Kindly define this environment variable
Kind Regards,
Paola.
Hi GyenogJun, Kindly define this environment variable Kind Regards, Paola.
Hi Paola,
Thank you for your comment.
But I can't find 'Edit User Variable'.
Hi Paola, Thank you for your comment. But I can't find 'Edit User Variable'.
I apologize for the delay, the community page was under maintenance. You can add this environment variable if you go to control panel > Edit the system environment variables.Let me know if you have any further questions.
Hi GyenogJun, I apologize for the delay, the community page was under maintenance. You can add this environment variable if you go to control panel > Edit the system environment variables.Let me know if you have any further questions. Kind Regards, Paola.
I already solved my problems.
Thank you for your opinions.
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