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Needed by some XFree86/OS2 programs. The XFree86/OS2 documentation says that this variable may be used in the future. It should be set to the same value as in USER defined.

SET LOGNAME=<username>

Example

SET LOGNAME=Oliver

Parameters

Username: The name of the user without blank spaces.

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	Needed by some XFree86/OS2 programs. The XFree86/OS2 documentation says that this variable may be used in the future. ~~The Logname~~ should be set to the same ~~username~~ as in ~~SET User~~ defined.		Needed by some XFree86/OS2 programs. The XFree86/OS2 documentation says that this variable may be used in the future. It should be set to the same value as in [[USER]] defined.
	SET LOGNAME=<username>		SET LOGNAME=<username>