What about "%@path[%comspec]"? I do not know if You have to quote it. regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

After just one minute, in both TCC and Take Command, it says that I have the latest version. The 403 error is still there. regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

If I click on the link, I get the error 403 forbidden. regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

I am using TCC 31 build 19 on my Windows 10 English. If I run option and then I check for updates, I get the error that You can see here. What is the name and the address of Your updates server? I ask this so that I can check if there is a problem on my side. When I check for updates from Take...

In the specific case of downloads, You can type ":down<tab>". regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

I am not sure if I understand, the command "echo %@char[0xEF]%@char[0xBB]%@char[0xBF] > file.txt" is good for You? Regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

I see the same on my system: TCC 31.00.10 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19045.3448] regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

I too use ffind many times for the same purpose. regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

Using TCC 28 or 29, if I type "dir :a" and then press tab, it gives me for example ":AddNewPrograms" that seems it does not exist. What is my mistake? Also, on my system it seems that the ":foldername" system works since version 23, at least the tab completion, but then it does not find...

Yes, I see the same. I copied from v28's folder the two files "eViewer.28.exe" and "TakeCommand.28.ewriter" and used them mixing 28 and 29, and I saw that the issue happens with 29's "eViewer.exe" with both help files. regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

Sometimes I have the complete path of a file from a graphic interface, and I want to go there from command line. Thank You Charles and all others for helping me fix this! Rodolfo

I would like to know how to write an alias that goes to a directory, given a filename that is inside it, with the complete path. For example, something such as reach "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD29\tcstart.btm" I tried several variants, but none of them works. For example, reach=cdd...

I see this behavior that is different from version 28. For example, I create a test directory and inside it I create many sub-directories. Now, I enter the test directory and do "RD /S a b c d e f" and so on. I know there is the /Q parameter, this is just to show what happens. The prompt asks if...

Yes, it works. regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti

To me it seems ok. regards Rodolfo Giovanninetti