I had only set the Web Help option for tcmd. I have now set the tcc option also, but it made no difference. The mangled URL happens when I use the F1 key from a tcc prompt running from tcmd. The tcc HELP command also used the mangled URL. The three help buttons from the tcmd menu work...

No luck with the signed version of eViewer.exe. Enabling web help works, except that the URL it goes to is a bit mangled. It first opens: https://jpsoft.com/help/index.html.htm which does a 404 error. If I remove the .htm or the .html from that, I get the web help. It looks like the web...

As per my previous reply, I am running Windows 11 Pro 22H2 and I have not applied any restrictive policies.

I downloaded the TakeCommandDebug.ewriter file and put it in the "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD31" directory and ran it from there from a TCC prompt. This is what the debug window at the bottom showed initially: Load page: http://127.0.0.1:8000/EE0C892B-A6CB-4BE2-BECA-3D189D45CBB1/index.html...

I checked Settings > System > About and it says I am running Windows 11 Pro 22H2. It seems that Windows Update is having problems downloading things, so it looks like it is unable to automatically update to the 23H2 version it should currently be on. Internet Explorer was long ago updated by...

I am indeed running a valid version of Windows 11. However, it has been upgraded from an original Windows 7 install via Windows 10 rather than being a clean install of Windows 11.

After running ewriter-viewer-setup.exe, it offered to open eWriter Viewer, so I said yes. Then when I went to the menu to open the TakeCommand.ewriter file, it was already on the correct C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD31 directory, so I just selected the file. Unfortunately, it was just the same as...

Running TakeCommand.ewriter results in a popup to "Select an app to open this .ewriter file". I also again tried going to the C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD31 directory and running eViewer.exe from there. I got an empty eViewer window, from where I selected the TakeCommand.ewriter file to view...

I have finally just got around to upgrading to tcmd/tcc v31, and was trying to write a .btm file. I pressed F1 for help and got only a blank window in the new eWriter Viewer program. I tried also from the Take Command help menu, and manually opening the TakeCommand.ewriter file from eWriter...

Thank you, deleting that key has fixed everything. Now when I change to any theme it just works as expected. So I have no idea what went wrong the first time.

I have just installed TCMD V21.24 on Windows 7, using a copy of my old V20 .ini file to set it up. The first thing I did after registering it was to try a different theme as I did not like the look of the one I was seeing. I can not remember which one I tried, and now the Options/Styles icon...

I just installed the release 14.00.25 version and had the same problem. I then reinstalled, chosing the repair option, and it is now working properly.

In the last three days, I have not had any lockups. So today I got a copy of the old TCMD12-64.INI file and compared it to the current one. I looks like when I made a couple of changes to the INI settings using the GUI, the rewritten file had more changes than what I actually did to it. And...

When I checked my TCMD12-64.INI file, I found that it already had "AutoupdateFolders=NO".

The lockup seems to happen often when I have been copying files to and from my USB stick, possibly after I have created or deleted directories. I am still working on pinning down the trigger, but I can be pretty sure that if I use my USB stick in the way I normally do, I will get a lockup at...