Tab Windows

The Take Command tab windows allow you to run multiple console applications in their own tab inside a single Take Command session.

Although you can run any character-mode application in a tab window, the most common usage will be command processors or utilities. Take Command includes its own console-mode command processor (TCC, formerly known as 4NT), but you can run any other command processor, including CMD, PowerShell, bash, etc. in a tab window.

You can use the scroll bars or the Alt cursor keys to view text that has scrolled through the window. You can also save the contents of a tab window and scrollback buffer to a file, copy text from a tab Window to the clipboard, and copy text from the clipboard or from the tab window scrollback buffer to the command line. See Highlighting and Copying Text for information about saving and retrieving text in the tab window and The Command Line for complete details about using the Take Command console command line.

You cannot run a GUI application in a tab window.