"dir /s /b" works as a file finder.

Version 32.10. If I do "fsearch /s *.pas", it displays the first line of every matching file. I get the same if I do "fsearch /s /t *.pas". Is this WAD? If I include /B, I get just the files (which is what I want), but also lose the summary line.

When I start Take Command, the first tab has a black border; see attached screenshot. I tried starting it without my ini file; the result was the same. TCC 32.00.15 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19045.4170]

I'm confused. Are we discussing this: Take Command / TCC Help v. 32 . I don't see anything about multiple selection.

It is really a bug, but I've posted it in Suggestions.

I have a laptop with a 240 DPI screen connected to a 96 DPI external monitor. I normally run Take Command on the external monitor. If I shut down Take Command and Windows, disconnect the external monitor, start Windows, and open Take Command, the font size in the tabs is too small to read. I...

And, if Take Command was running on the 240 DPI screen when I shut down, when I restart on the 96 dpi screen, the font size is too large.

If you do "set array[0,3]=Fred", then you are using the second dimension for your "row". You can call the dimensions anything you want, as long as you are consistent.

That is a Take Command window. We are talking about the TCC window (or CMD window).

Are you doing Alt+Space in a TCC or CMD window? You can also right-click the window title. This is a Windows option, not Take Command. Windows is handling the console for TCC and CMD.

Alt+Space > Properties > Options > Use legacy console.

I wonder what the definition of "obsolete" is, since LIST is useful in ways that VIEW is not. I use LIST all the time to do things that VIEW can't do. I never use VIEW.

I just updated to 31.01.14. %@execstr hangs, i.e., no output and the prompt does not appear: [C:\]ver /r TCC 31.01.14 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19045.3693] TCC Build 14 Windows 10 Build 19045 Registered to DAVID-DESKTOP [C:\]echo %@execstr[2,ver /r] I normally have iff...

The Help says: Does this mean we should be able to see the description in Explorer? I can see the description if I do "dir /z", but I don't see it in Explorer in the Comments field. TCC 31.00.11 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19045.3570]

Yes.