Could someone help me with the correct syntax? To add a simple "string" to the path variable? This is the example code from the moduls web-page:

Win32::Env::Path 
  use Win32::Env::Path;
  
  my $path = Win32::Env::Path->new(
      name => 'PATH',
  );
  
  $path->add('C:\\strawberry');

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Or Should i use a different Update: module, script, method whatever?
Why: I have to deal with a local app (which executable is on a mapped network ressource) which needs to be in the path of all users. I want to automate this, cause it occurs on every new machine which joins the Windows 2003 domain ... I hope it is easier now to understand what i want? I could of course use something like autoit autoit to do it but i think it should be possible otherwise?
/Update
Solved using the script:
CleanPath
Special Thanks to tye
Thanks MH

In reply to Trying to use [cpan://Win32::Env::Path] to change Windows Path Variable? by matze77

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