So in order to add, but B to your environment by a variable, first of all, let's check if BHP exists
or not.
I'm going to open this e-mail and then I'm going to type B minus B.
And as you can see, it says here, BHP is not recognized.
So let's, first of all, get the part of BHP.
And in order to get the part of BHP, I'm going to open my local desk and then in the local desk, we
have Zampa up and down and then up in BHP.
And as you can see, this is the location of BHP.
I'm going to get that location.
I'm going to copy that location.
Copy it.
And then I'm going to open the I'm going to open the properties of the computer and then I'm going to
open the environment variables from the advanced settings.
And then I'm going to add, I'm going to scroll and then I'm going to add BHP to the path.
I'm going to click the path and then click Edit and then just add here, just add a semicolon and then
paste based record that you got, which is see and then and then BHP and then click OK.
And then OK.
And this is going to add BHP to your environment, variable or path.
Now let me open up this seam the one more time.
And then in this E.M.T, I'm going to type BHP minus V now BHP exists.
As you can see here, it's displaying the BHP version, so BHP now exists.
So this is how you can add BHP to your path, and it's very important to add to add it to your part
in order to be able to work with it.