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    I usually run Visual Studio from .bat file with some predefined environment variables, so I can later use them in Visual Studio. It is especially useful in WiX toolkit. How do I see all environment variables that are currently set from Visual Studio? I would like to see Visual Studio's environment variables, too.

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      I usually run Visual Studio from .bat file with some predefined environment variables, so I can later use them in Visual Studio. It is especially useful in WiX toolkit. How do I see all environment variables that are currently set from Visual Studio? I would like to see Visual Studio's environment variables, too.

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      Found a temporary solution for now: I open the Process Explorer, find the right process (devenv.exe, in my case), right-click for properties and go to the Environment tab to see currently defined environment variables. It's a huge help for me. What I am going to do next is either to find a tool or to write some extension that would allow me to access those variables easier and faster.

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