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edited Mar 20, 2018 at 14:17

There are two ways to go about thismake Wine programs available from a path.

You can make the Windows program executable, and add its containing directory to your PATH; see Transparently run wine programs and How is Mono magical? for details. You’d then run
```
 PDFXCview.exe
```
to start the program.
You can add the Wine directory containing the executable to the Wine path. To do this, run wine regedit, find the HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Environment entry, and edit the Path value (using ; to separate directories). You can use winepath to convert Linux paths to Wine paths. You’d then run
```
 wine PDFXCview
```
to start the program.

There are two ways to go about this.

You can make the Windows program executable, and add its containing directory to your PATH; see Transparently run wine programs and How is Mono magical? for details. You’d then run
```
 PDFXCview.exe
```
to start the program.
You can add the Wine directory containing the executable to the Wine path. To do this, run wine regedit, find the HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Environment entry, and edit the Path value (using ; to separate directories). You can use winepath to convert Linux paths to Wine paths. You’d then run
```
 wine PDFXCview
```
to start the program.

There are two ways to make Wine programs available from a path.

You can make the Windows program executable, and add its containing directory to your PATH; see Transparently run wine programs and How is Mono magical? for details. You’d then run
```
 PDFXCview.exe
```
to start the program.
You can add the Wine directory containing the executable to the Wine path. To do this, run wine regedit, find the HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Environment entry, and edit the Path value (using ; to separate directories). You can use winepath to convert Linux paths to Wine paths. You’d then run
```
 wine PDFXCview
```
to start the program.

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answered Mar 20, 2018 at 7:07

There are two ways to go about this.

You can make the Windows program executable, and add its containing directory to your PATH; see Transparently run wine programs and How is Mono magical? for details. You’d then run
```
 PDFXCview.exe
```
to start the program.
You can add the Wine directory containing the executable to the Wine path. To do this, run wine regedit, find the HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Environment entry, and edit the Path value (using ; to separate directories). You can use winepath to convert Linux paths to Wine paths. You’d then run
```
 wine PDFXCview
```
to start the program.