Thanks for the screenshots; very interesting. Mine is definitely a stand-alone console window (no tabs); just as I've always used it since 4DOS. :cool:

TCC console (stand-alone); I don't generally use TC, and have never (as far as I know) used Windows Terminal.

Just mentioning a couple of niggles in tcc console window: 1. FAT format directory display: The purpose of this alias: dir /a: /zhrv1 /ogn is to display a directory listing showing descriptions, but without wrapping each line. Previously (V35), each line would be properly truncated at the...

Thanks for that. So I take it that only a select group have access to later builds. That's fine; no rush as far as I'm concerned. I'll wait patiently for the next release.

@Joe, lest you think I have forgotten you, I did indeed check out less, which appears extremely flexible (and with a corresponding learning curve). It would most likely be able to duplicate list completely, and I may spend some time in the future to attempt to configure it that way. Now that I...

The "Use legacy console" checkbox is not checked; in fact, the line below it says "The legacy console is not installed." For now, (until trying out the next build of TC V36,) I've changed my 'list' alias from: alias list= *list /c to: alias list=`setdos /a0 & *list /c %1$ & setdos /a1` which...

Turning off ANSI cleared up the problem (but of course it caused other issues, such as display of prompt, etc.), so you nailed the problem. This is a new installation of Windows 11, and of TC v36; previous Windows 11 had TC V35, and didn't exhibit this problem. Is there something I can do to...

"echo %_ansi" = 1 InputColors = Bright Cyan on Black StdColors = White on Black ListColors = White on Blue ListStatBarColors = Black on White ListInverseColors = Blue on White [ConsoleColors] ConsoleColor00=0 ConsoleColor01=14300928...

So, I uninstalled and then installed the latest V36 update, but the problem persists. Can you confirm this, and let us know whether it will be worked on? Otherwise I will roll back to V35, as list (even though deprecated) is frequently used by me.

Should I uninstall/reinstall TakeCommand, Rex or anyone?

Thanks, Joe. It returns 0. Is that new in version 36?

Stand-alone console window.

Going to Options -> Udate -> Check for Updates gives error vcruntime140.dll not found. Should I uninstall/reinstall TakeCommand?

ANSI is enabled in tcmd.ini. Don't know what ConPTY is; this is a tcc.exe console window.

Don't know whether this is related (suspect it might be), but my list command is behaving strangely after moving to v36. In v35 it was fine; both are in a tcc.exe console on Windows 11. In v36, listing a normal text file does not honour the colours set in tcmd.ini, and it shows "[16;1H" type...