Brings back memories. I remember coping file files to newer windows installs until it would not work anymore.

Sounds like someone that wears tin foil on his head. Overly paranoid

Strange that people would be upset at the inclusion of a GREAT program.

From the above: "For the moment, the company still gives users the possibility of sticking with Command Prompt, but it’s not yet clear for how long, as Microsoft is expected to get rid of it completely at some point in the future." Remember that TCC is an Windows app, and even if Microsoft...

Does this issue only apply to Win10?

Sorry, I was not clear. A web page that shows all available plugins available for download. I know of the following four locations different ones are located: prospero.unm.edu/plugins jpsoft.com/all-downloads/ www.horstmuc.de/index.html ftp://lucky.syr.edu/

I wish there was a single page showing all plugins with versions and date released. Anybody know HTML?

Does the 64 bit install of TCC RT need the following files / directories? ansi32.dll 32-bit\engish.dll 32-bit\german.dll 32-bit\spanish.dll 32-bit\italian.dll 32-bit\french.dll 32-bit\russian.dll

FYI, Rexx this bug also exists in TCC LE 14.00.9. If you ever release an update please fix.

Did you start 4nt as admin? I know 4nt7 will work with no known issues on Windows 7.

Could Win10 been the issue. I don't think these have been running for years on Windows 10.

Related note: I just found a good windows program to edit the Windows Default Menu. www.defaultprogramseditor.com It is an portable app. Not updated recently, but seems to work fine. Let me know if you have a better one. Keith

Just for the hell of it, I typed excel(or excel.exe) at the command line and excel started up. FYI winword.exe does not start. which /a excel.exe shows: excel.exe is an external : C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Root\Office16\EXCEL.EXE Looked at the path and saw nothing that would result in...

It seems to work fine on my machine( TCC/LE 14) Try to turn Echo on to see what is happeing. Check your aliass. c:\>onerror.btm foo iff "%1" EQC "foo" then on error (echo ERROR! & quit) set ip=foo do i=0 to 3 set octet0=0 (echo ERROR! & quit) ERROR! c:\>onerror.btm FOO iff "%1" EQC "foo"...

I use window home server 2011 to backup all networked computers. Great Tool, and cheap.