Windows console and command prompt ramblings

Take Command / TCC / CMDebug v26 Public Beta

Take Command, TCC, and CMDebug v26 are now available as public betas. See What’s New in Version 26 in the help for information on the new features. Version 26 is now feature complete, though we are still making some updates to the help. This is our second biggest update ever, so we'd appreciate your feedback and help in getting it ready for [...]

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Take Command 21.0

  06/19/2017
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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 21.0 in the [...]

TCC RT (RunTime) Released

  10/30/2016
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JP Software released TCC RT (RunTime) today. I've had frequent requests from business users for a run-time version of TCC, so developers can write scripts and then deploy [...]

Take Command 20.0 Released

  08/13/2016
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We have released Take Command 20.0. You can download v20 at: https://jpsoft.com/downloads/v20/tcmd.exe Note that the installer is a combined x86 / x64 installer; it will [...]

Take Command 18.0 Released

  06/28/2015
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We've just released the latest update to our Take Command and TCC suite - Take Command 18.0. Take Command 18.0 has hundreds of new features, including: · 7 new [...]

Take Command 17.0 Released

  12/4/2014
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JP Software has released Take Command 17.0. After the major UI changes in 16.0, we have made even more changes to the internals for 17.0. Take Command, TCC, and the IDE / [...]

Take Command 16.0 Public Beta – TCC features

  12/31/2013
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Although Take Command 16.0 is primarily a UI update, I did add a number of features to TCC (the console command processor) as well. V16 includes an internal Lua [...]

Take Command 16.0 Public Beta and the New Ribbon UI

  12/30/2013
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JP Software has just released the public beta for Take Command 16.0. This is primarily intended as a UI update, though there are a number of new features for TCC as well [...]

The Top 12 Reasons You Should Replace CMD.EXE

  05/26/2013
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The default Windows command processor is CMD.EXE. It is a console application that executes the commands you enter at the prompt and runs simple batch files (files with a [...]

Windows Console Replacements, Part 7 – Take Command and FireCMD

  05/19/2013
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Today we're looking at FireCMD, a new Windows console replacement and (partial) command shell from Brainasoft (http://www.brainasoft.com). Like Take Command (and ConEmu, [...]

Take Command 50% off on BitsDuJour May 7, 2013

  05/4/2013
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If you have been wanting the full version of Take Command, but were reluctant to spend $99.95 for a new copy (even though you would make that back in increased productivity [...]