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Defines the directory where info files are stored. You need an info-browser to view info files. Info files contain documentation and they are used by some GNU programs.

SET INFO=<path1>;<path2>, ...

Parameters

Path: Can be any full path.; Note: Paths must be defined with Unix like forward slashes. If you define more than one path, they must be delimited with a semicolon.

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	Defines the directory where info files are stored. You need an info-browser to view info files. Info files ~~contains~~ documentation and they are used by some GNU programs.		Defines the directory where info files are stored. You need an info-browser to view info files. Info files contain documentation and they are used by some GNU programs.
	SET INFO=<path1>;<path2>, ...		SET INFO=<path1>;<path2>, ...