Thanks, Rex!

On the last Windows 10 Insider update (Build 17692) the titles on all tabs read "C:\Program Files\JPS.." rather than "TCC Prompt". All options seem to be the same. This is mostly a cosmetic problem, but it's strange enough to mention.

There are several mentions of the /F in the help for pdir, including "(Unless you're also specifying /F, you probably won't get a comprehensible result.) but /F does not seem to be a valid switch. "

It would be nice if dir /fx would use short names in the full path rather than just the final directory.

Thanks. It seems there was something wrong about my license key. Rex sent me a new one and it works fine.

Until version 17, the "1 System License" allowed up to three installations (I had it on desktop PC, laptop and a Windows 10 VM). The new license seems to take the "1 System" literally and won't allow registering a second. Is this intended? If it is, I'll have to order a second license...

Thanks, Rex!

I just installed the Windows 10 TP Evaluation copy on VMware Player. Would a separate TCMD license (from that on the host OS) be required to register it? I assume a 1 system license would cover it on a single-user PC, but would like to make sure.

FWIW, I had a similar problem upgrading to this version on personal and company laptops. The installer seemed to ignore the location of the existing (15.01.39) version. Original was on "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD15x64\" and the new one (I believe) was going to "C:\Program Files\JP...

On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 06:25:31PM -0500, JP Software Forums wrote: If by "an administrator" you mean a member of the administrators' group, I agree. But for the local administrator login (uid=197108), which is disabled by default, everything "runs as administrator". At least I haven't...

On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 08:48:41AM -0500, JP Software Forums wrote: IMO, this makes it useless as an operating system unless you have enabled the local administrator account and login using it. I know the latter is a bad idea, but don't see a reasonable alternative. Is there any chance...

On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 09:10:31PM -0600, rconn wrote: I'm not sure what you mean by "logging in as an administrator will not work". In my short experience with Windows 7 I found that logging in as the local administrator was the only way the command line was tolerable. There must be...

On Thu, Oct 08, 2009 at 12:27:07PM -0500, GlennBo51 wrote: I have the same problem on XP. Went back to version 10 until build 23 is released.

Actually it's the Alps touchpad utility in a Dell laptop, but the new tcmd beta version thinks it can be attached as a tab. It attaches as a plain black screen, which AFAIK does no harm other than looking foolish. The current licensed version does not see it as attachable. TCC 11.00.21...

On Fri, Oct 02, 2009 at 04:07:34AM -0500, rconn wrote: Would you consider selling pre-release upgrades to avoid the initial nag screen? I for one would be happy to send the money now...