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     Envprojsave (Boolean)
 
     The Envprojsave switch determines if PWB saves and restores the
     environment table for each project. A project's environment
     overrides both the PWB environment and the external (operating-
     system) environment.
 
     If you always want to use the operating-system environment table,
     set both Envcursave and Envprojsave to No.
     See: Envprojsave
 
     Change environment variables by using the Environment command from
     the Options menu or the Environment function («environment»).
     See: Environment, ◄Options Environment►
 
     Syntax
 
     Envprojsave:{ yes | no }
 
     yes    Save environment variables for the project.
 
            Use this setting if you want to set project-specific
            environments.
 
     no     Do not save environment variables for the project.
 
     Default
 
     Envprojsave:no
 
     Update:
 
     In PWB 1.1, the INCLUDE, LIB, and HELPFILES environment variables
     were always saved for PWB sessions and projects.
 
     See
 
     ◄Boolean Switch Syntax►
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