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setx variable -f filename {-a x,y | -r x,y "string"} [-d d] [-x] [-m]
Where:
-f filename
specifies the name of the file to use.
-a x,y
specifies absolute coordinates and offset as search parameters.
-r x,y "string"
specifies relative coordinates and offset from string as search parameters.
-d d
specifies additional delimiters (d) such as "," or "\".
The four built-in delimiters are: space, tab, carriage return and linefeed. Additional delimiters can be any ASCII character. The maximum number of delimiters, including the four built-in ones, is 15.
-x
displays file coordinates. Switches -a, -r, and -d are ignored.
-m
sets value in the Machine environment. The default is the User environment.