Finding user name

How can I get user name from the variables in 2000? Like is I want to find a cd-rom drive I can use %CDROM%, so what is the one for the user name? Is there a list for all variables available in 2000? Thanks

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How can I get user name from the variables in 2000?
Like is I want to find a cd-rom drive I can use %CDROM%, so what is the one for the user name?
Is there a list for all variables available in 2000?
 
Thanks

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This is funny.
 
here ya go.
 
%username%
 

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Quote:This is funny.

It sure is.

Its cool though because I didn't realize that.
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To quickly see all the environment variables you currently have, just type "set" at a command prompt.
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