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There may be situations where multiple installations of the same Comsol version exist on the same machine, but the (current) user wants to pick the one which has a single-user license in their name. The easiest way to do that is to just change that user's PATH variable once and for all. Related discussion: MPh-py#172
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There may be situations where multiple installations of the same Comsol versions exist on the same machine, but the (current) user wants to pick the one which has a single-user license in their name. The easiest way to do that is to just change that user's PATH variable once and for all.
Related discussion: #172