Where can I download the latest beta version of Take Command (or at least the updated help file for it)? It's needed to update a translation.

Thank you guys, it's my inattentiveness – I have a batch file with two %@sfn[%1] functions, I quoted the first one only, but forgot to quote the second, so the result was wrong.

I have a file named first & second.txt in D:\SomeFolder. When I use a batch file containing the string echo %@sfn[%1] (the command line looks like batch.bat "first & second.txt") I get the following: D:\SOMEFO~1\FIRST ~1.TXT TCC: D:\SomeFolder\ReFlac.bat [3] Unknown command "~1.TXT" How can I...

Absolutely disagree with you. I can not imagine my PC without "Everything".

It would be nice if the installer remembers the previously specified settings and used them when installing each new version.

Question for mr. Conn: I use Everything as a standalone application (it's a must-have utility!), i.e. it's always installed in my system as separate product (I use portable version). Should I install Everything as part of Take Command installation too?

Christian Albaret, sorry, but your advice is useless.

You are talking in riddles. How should I change the command?

If I did not need TCC functions, I would not ask this question. :)

Take Command 21.0.29 causes two errors at startup: missing MSVCP140.dll, and then – "The Scintilla DLL could not be loaded".

That's the answer I expected and feared.

FAR Manager calls command interpreter to run external and most internal commands. I have TCC installed as default command interpreter. And sometimes the issue above occurs. To get rid of the problem, I have to close the FAR Manager and run it again. It's easy, but annoying.

Periodically (but regularly) error 0xc0000142 occurs when calling tcc.exe from the FAR Manager. It happens in the following way: everything is working fine, but after a while (especially after the computer exits sleep mode), this error occurs when trying to execute any program from FAR Manager...

The same issue. And it's impossible to install the previous version over the new one.