I always keep TCC in a "System" subfolder in my Start Menu. I explicitly deselect "Desktop", "Start Menu Programs folder", and "Startup folder" when I install, but it still puts a shortcut in the root of the Start Menu. To be fair, I assume that's not what it means by "Start Menu Programs...

Isn't VIEW new in version 13? I think he's on 12.

I think that's what he was showing. Further down in the console output he subshells into CMD and gets different (correct) results from there. The problem was only in TC. For what it's worth, I tried the same thing without a problem (but using TCC 13.00.22 x64). mathewsdw: 1. What happens if...

I'm trying to use the variable function %@LINE[file,n] to read a certain line from a log file that's currently open by another process, but it gives me the error shown in the subject line. This is a passive read function that doesn't write anything to the file, so I don't understand what the...

Can I find the change log anywhere else on JP's site? There used to be a link from the downloads page, but no longer.

As a business software developer I completely understand. It's unlikely I use even 1% of the features in TCC. But the 4DOS and 4NT consoles were previously available as stand-alone products. The console wasn't lumped into the $100 product until relatively recently. According to my ancient...

I'm a long-time, paid user of NDOS, 4DOS, 4NT, and now TCC/LE. I liked some of the extra features of 4NT such as the ability to directly use the HTTP protocol in console commands. 4NT allegedly isn't fully "compatible" with Windows 7, so now I'm forced to use the crippled TCC/LE. I only want...

But there's no stand-alone TCC anyway, right? I've been a loyal, paying user of NDOS, 4DOS, and 4NT, but now I'm forced to use TCC/LE or buy the whole Take Command when all I want is TCC, and the upgrade is a whopping $50.