Confirmed fixed, thanks!

I was able to boil it down further, key is x64 and first loading the alias from a file: * Define an alias in a file, such as alias.tc AliasTest dir /p * Load aliases alias /r alias.tc *Redefine alias at the command prompt alias AliasTest=dir *Receive error message TCC: Out of alias space * I...

Hi, after a small run in with a virus I have decided to enable UAC. The key feature holding me back was the ability to run a program elevated from the command line (unix like "sudo" capability). John Robbins has written a simple "elevate" program (for use with Take Command) that would be...

Hi, This is a minor issue that I only see on x64 Take Command. I am currently running TCC 11.00.30 x64 on Windows 7. I have several aliases and user defined functions but still have plenty of free alias and function memory. If a function or alias is already defined, and I redefine it, I...

Hi Vince, thanks, you are fast! I download the x64 sysutils and am using it with no issues. I had no other show stopper issues transitioning to x64 Take Command. John

When will sysutils be compiled for x64? If you can connect me with the source maintainer I would be glad to help compile an x64 version.

Also, you would get this message if I try to load a x86 plugin in x64 take command

I have verified this is fixed in build 55. Thanks Rex. John

Hi Rex, I have emailed you the detail, let me know if you did not get it.

Hi Rex, i have reproduced with a simpler set of batch files. It is a stack overflow. Where address should I mail the batch files and gpf file?

Thanks Rex, changing the font size of tcc.exe to 4x6 let tcmd use the full height of the portrait monitor. When I run tcc outside of tcmd I can use the 4nt.exe stub to get a regular font size.

In Take Command 10 (48 and 49) I get a GPF when running complicated batch files (for loops that call other batch functions/variable functions/etc). These batch files were OK in v9. Are you aware of this? If not I can get the exact GPF info and try and reproduce with a simpler batch file.

In take command 9.02.152, 9.02.154, and 10.0.47 and Vista (could not try xp), the height of the tcmd window is limited by the height of the primary monitor. If a secondary monitor is taller than the primary monitor, the tcmd window can be resized to the full height, but the height on the status...