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### `HomeShare`
-This variable exists only of the user's data (documents, downloads, music...) live on a UNC path. See also [`HomePath`](#HomeShare).
+This variable exists only if the user's data (documents, downloads, music...) live on a UNC path. See also [`HomePath`](#HomeShare).
### `LocalAppData`{#localappdata}
Overview
Windows comes with quite a number of environment variables. Those variables are helpful in addressing, say, a particular path without actually using a physical path.
For example, on most PCs, Windows is installed in C:\Windows, but this is by no means guaranteed. It is therefore much better to address this particular folder as ⊣2 ⎕NQ # 'GetEnvironment' 'WINDIR'
.
Below some of the environment variables found on a Windows 10 system are listed and explained.
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