Thanks for the script. In addition to automatic backups, I perform a manual backup after every Quicken session with the date in the filename. So they do accumulate.

Thanks for the reply. It was my mistake to post in the TCC/LE section. I don't visit here often and am not familiar with the forum structure. I will be running this command periodically to clear out old Quicken backup files which accumulate at the rate of one per day.

I'm looking for a TCC script to delete all files older than N days which match a given filename pattern. Surlely this wheel has been invented already. Thanks if you can provide it.

Hey, thanks! Someday I hope to regain your level of wizardry.

Thanks, Charles & Charles. This works, but it's not exactly what I had in mind. Those BTMs require me to select a folder before they will appear in the context menu, then TCC or TCMD opens inside that folder. What I had in mind was opening to the current folder, i.e., the one I'm looking at in...

I have been using Take Command and its ancestors since it was 4DOS, which means I've forgotten a great deal of it. What I'm looking to do is open a Take Command window CDD-ed to the folder I'm looking at in Windows Explorer. I thought there once was a right-click context menu item for this, but...

I have 8 GB of RAM on this Windows 7 machine, and have disabled the Windows paging file. The "memory" command is giving some pretty strange output. It says I have a paging file, and virtual RAM of 8 TB. C:\> memory 37 % Memory load 8,478,961,664 bytes total physical RAM...

I have been happily using 4NT 3.02B (paid version via CD Suite R5) for many years. I'm obviously way overdue for an update, but wondering whether my existing meticulously and beautifully hand-crafted BTM scripts will break. Is there a way to see the differences between TCC and TCC/LE without...