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Project level build variables

We have recently ported to CCS5 from CCS4.  One issue is that we have a number of project level build variables we define and maintain which are used both at the project level and also in the FW.  With CCS4 we defined these under Project->Properties-> C/C++ Build->Environment->Project.  These need to be always the same for all configurations, but are project specific.  This worked fine in CCS4.

After CCS5 port, these now show up under 'Variables', but now are configuration specific such that when are modified, they must be changed for each configuration.  We found we could go to C/C++ Build->Build Variables & then select Configuration: [All Configurations], but this is not optimal, error prone, and a lot of steps.

Is there a better way in CCS5 to define these vars such that they will be configuration invariant?  Or else is there a way to feed these in (automatically) from a file?

Thanks,

   - Peter Schmuckal