The Level 27 is ok on my PC. Thanks

After updating from 18.00.24 to 18.00.25 TCMD is not startable. Error 0xc000007b. Environment is Win7 64 bit, tcmd64. I deinstalled 18.00.25 and tried to install newest level from jpsoft, same problem. I went back to 18.00.24 that is ok. Any idea what i can do ?

With new Build 59 the problem is gone. So everything works fine.

I got the problem with a test installation on the pc in my company. I have admin rights on that pc, but maybe it depends on the fact that the pc belongs to a domain or there is something missing in the environment. On my private pc (with win xp prof too) everything is ok. I will do some more...

With build lvl 57 i mentioned a difference between the command "option" in tcc and configuration dialog from the pull down menu. tcmd is opened without any explicit ini file, so it is found in via default search order. If the tcmd.ini is changed via the "option" command, the real name of the...

I think, you're understanding the problem, but it must be in a different area: I did the following test on the TCC console window: 1. i entered 'echo %@char[228]'. the result was the echo of an > a with dots< 2. i entered 'echo [ alt-228 ]'. The result is, that the command line is then 'echo >o...

Sorry, i forgot to mention: I'm calling Tcmd9 from Win XP. From the TCC9 window prompt i call the btm file with the echo/screen or scrput statements. All get the problem from the btm and are ok, when you use the commands directly from the prompt. I restored the TCMD8 environment and the btm...

Because i am a user from germany, i have a typical german problem: The behaviour of the representation of national characters changed from Tcmd8 to Tcmd9: Entering national characters (e.g. a with dots) on the command line in an "Echo" command works correct. Doing the same in a batch file, the...