Thank you. I HOPE it is in german, because I am German. The problem today is, that you don't find any help in german. I'll have a look at it. Edit: I have just tried it out. It doesn't run with Windows 10x64. It doesn't find the Windows Explorer.

Ok, the name of the description file is not the problem, I can rename it, but what description extension? Where can I get it? And is this only for explorer or also for other filemanagers?

Hi! I would like to move all my old descriptions from my description files (FILES.BBS) to NTFS descriptions, so that I can see them also in the comment fields in any file manager. How can I manage this in all folders and subfolders with one command? TCCLE 14x64 under W10x64. Supplement...

Ok, sorry...! Thank you Rex and everybody! With build 38 everything seems to work and the file descriptions are visible, even without the setdos command.

Thank you, Charles, for your help. The configuration tool in build 37 now shows the right filename for both, the "4NT" part and the "Take Command" part and also in the *.INI file is everything okay - but still it does not show any descriptions in TCC / TCC/LE or the Prompt window of Take...

The thing is, I have been using 4DOS and later 4NT since 1985-1990 (around). A lot of SysOps I know also used it, because it was very comfortable to generate and edit file descriptions and to move these descriptions together with the files. We all had nearly the same configuration and used the...

Hey Joe, yes, that works. With all versions (Take Command, TCC, TCC/LE). But I think Rex should find out, why the old way with the *.INI file doesn't work. Thank you!

Sorry Steve, but did you try out what I wrote before you answered? The TCMD.INI is in the directory where Take Command (or TCC/LE) is, like described in the help, and everything else works. Your answer does not explain, why DESCRIPT.ION is accepted but not FILES.BBS. It does not explain, why the...

In Take Command and TCC I would like to use FILES.BBS instead of DESCRIPT.ION as a description file, because I still have a lot of descriptions from my old BBS sysop times. In my TCSTART.BTM I have defined the TCMD12 directory as home directory for the TCMD.INI. But it doesn't matter if I...