Take Command and TCC introduced new tab completion syntax in version 22. Many of the internal TCC commands now have a default tab completion that [...]
Take Command v22 is primarily a UI and usability update, but we also added some major features. One of those features is library functions, which are similar [...]
After my request for CMD batch files that didn't work with CMDebug or TCC, a user sent me a batch file with a curious usage of the CMD delayed variable [...]
I've been gathering system information about Take Command installations for the last several months. (The installer only sends system configuration [...]
The goal of our new stand-alone batch debugger CMDebug is to run CMD.EXE batch files with as close to 100% compatibility as possible. I asked users to send me [...]
We have a number of users who tell us that they want to use Take Command's batch debugger, but their company only allows the use of CMD.EXE to run batch [...]
When Windows creates a new process, it doesn’t create a parent / child relationship with the new process. This means a new “child” processes will [...]
Take Command 21.0 We released Take Command 21.0, and you can download a fully functional evaluation version from our web site. See What’s New in Version [...]