I've been manually updating the Options settings for TC and TCC for many years when I upgrade. Is there any easier way to migrate my settings from v27 to v28?

Of these examples, the use of ^q works. The use of \" produces different results, because it includes matches of \", which is common in JSON files and used to escape a double quote :). These are false matches in my use case. Here is what works: ffind /LL5VT"^qenum^q" js:*.json >...

How can I use FFIND to search files if I want to specify text that includes embedded double quotes? I want to find all lines that include "enum" including the double quotes. For example, the following isn't giving me what I want: ffind /L /L5 /T"enum" /V *.json > c:\work\enum.txt I've tried...

25.0.26 was displaying oddly so I went back to 25.0.22 which I happened to have a copy of and now I'd like to try 25.0.25. Is that specific version available for download somewhere? Thx. Sal

Oh, well. That didn't work either. :{

I'm running DisplayFusion Pro 9.5, which is a multi-monitor utility. But on another of my machines with both TCMD and DisplayFusion installed, same versions, the debugger menu displays just fine. Exiting DisplayFusion also makes no difference. Yes, BDEBUGGER gets the same result. I could...

That didn't work. So, I tried deleting the entire JP Software key, and that didn't work either. So I uninstalled and reinstalled Take Command. That didn't work either. Other ideas?

Take Command v25.00.21 x64 -- From the Tools menu, I choose Edit/Debug and then Open Windows 10 [Version 10.0.17763.805] I end up with two instances on the taskbar: Window 1. A sea of black there Window 2. The debugger without the menu

When I open the debugger the menu does not appear.

No alias for START. So, more info, the start command is the last command in a batch file that sets a bunch of environment variables and then runs the start command. I name the one that starts tcc as starttcc.bat and the one that starts cmd as startcmd.bat. I usually run them in Take Command...

start "Build Command Prompt (TCC)" /D %BUILD_HOME% "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD\TCC.EXE" Should the above have the "Build Command Prompt (TCC)" title when TCC opens? It opens in a tab in Take Command. This works as expected when I use cmd.