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Doc:installation/py/win: add a section about adding Python to system PATH
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@@ -30,3 +30,18 @@ Note that the path to directory which includes the Python platform should be add
On Windows, Anaconda is installed by default under
`C:\Users\<username>\Anaconda3\` where `
<username>
`
is the name of the current user account.
Different Python versions are stored in sub-directories of Anaconda's root path;
see the official Anaconda documentation for further details.
#### Verifying system path
Open “Environment Variables” window.
To do that, type “environment variables” in the search box of the taskbar.
{{
<
figscg
src=
"/img/env_win_search.png"
class=
"center"
width=
"450px"
>
}}
In the “System variables” pane, click on “Path”, and then click on the “Edit...” button.
{{
<
figscg
src=
"/img/env_variables.png"
class=
"center"
width=
"450px"
>
}}
In the “Edit environment variable” window, check if the Python path is present.
If not, click “New” button, add type the corresponding path.
Click “OK” button to close the windows and save the Path.
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