I think the documentation for @LINE , @LINES , and @FILEOPEN should be updated based on this thread.

The only help-file example of using @LINE on redirected standard input is (echo %@line[con,0]) < myfile.dat which does work. However, the assumption is that, if myfile.dat is, forexample: a b c , then (echo 0=%@line[con,0] 1=%@line[con,1] 2=%@line[con,2]) < myfile.dat "should" echo 0=a 1=b...

Most recent version of TCMD. Most up to date Win XP. Do you need version numbers?

======== ATTEMPT #1 When I try something very similar to the example in the help: foldermonitor c:\tcc\inbox created modified forever copy "%%_folderfile1" "c:\tcc\outbox\" then execute (the event) [C:\tcc\inbox] copy ..\foo bar /Q The trigger(s) copy(s) it 3 times: C:\TCC\inbox\bar =>...

As documented, KEYSTACK "abc " ""def"" sends: abc "def" As not documented KEYSTACK ""abc "" "def" sends: "abc"def not: "abc" def All spaces in double-double quoted strings are dropped. Is this a bug?

TCTOOLBAR /C TCTOOLBAR /I should reload toolbar from TCMD.INI Also TCTOOLBAR /C menu>>Options | Configure Tabbed Toolbar | | Reload from .INI does not reload the tabbed toolbar from TCMD.INI either Is this a bug?

After some (more) research, I discovered the work-around/solution is to use a TCMD.INI in the old TCC startup directory.

When I load an old TCC/LE (I'm also using TCMD14), it issues messages like: Error on line 72 of C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Local Settings\Application D ata\JPSoft\TCMD.INI: Invalid item name "WebHelp" Press any key when ready... Error on line 80 of C:\Documents and...

I have been using JP Software products for over 20 years. Most of my work was with 4DOS, but I'm now working with TCC/LE and TCMD. In 4DOS if you entered, for example, SET .txt=notepad.exe SET .*=LIST README.TXT , then notepad would execute and load README.TXT . Any other non-.TXT file...

when I run: SET zzz=something & SELECT SET zzz=(*.*) then I tag file(s) and then untag all the file(s), and then press enter to select a file, the zzz variable remains "something" . It's as if I hit Esc not Enter . The help file says: Enter Execute the command with the marked...