COMMAND
	setenv - modify/view environment variables

SYNOPSIS
        setenv [var value]

DESCRIPTION
        With no  arguments,  setenv prints out all  of  the  current 
	nvironment variables and their values. setenv with one argument sets
	a variable (the argument) to a  null  value. setenv with  both
	arguments,  sets the variable (first arg) to the value of the second
	argument.

	Useful variables (but not all are used):

	WROOM		Specify the path to your workroom. Used by the command
			'home'.
	START		Specify the path to where you log on.
	HOME		Specify where your default directory is.
	MANPATH		Specifies in what directories 'man' searches in.
			Directories seperated with ':'.


	Not implemented yet:
	MIN		
	MOUT
	MMIN
	MMOUT
	MVIS
	MINVIS

		The moving messages that  are  displayed  when  you  do
		various  things.   Each has a few requirements in addition
		to the message.   The  message  must  contain  $N, which
		will  be  replaced with your name.  In addition, MCLONE and
		MDEST require $O,  which  will  be  replaced with the name of
		the object you are cloning / destructing.  Also, MOUT
		requires $D, which  will  be  replaced with the direction
		which you are leaving in.

	MDEST	Specifies the message written when you destruct something.
	MCLONE	Specifies the message written when you clone something.

	TITLE	The title/name you have on "who" and  in  a  room.  If
		the title does not contain your name or $N, which  will
		be replaced with your name, then your name will be added
		first in the title.

SEE ALSO
	w/unset

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