Notice how the title bar icons vary (slightly) in size. V28 on top, V29 below. This is with "Office 2007 Black" theme.

I did the same thing -- saved a copy of the prior INI file and used v28 for v29 (I always do this). Yes, both started on the same 5K monitor. I have three 5K guys: left, center, and right. All tests are on the center (main). Check this out after running these lines: echo Primary...

Where could I look for differences anywhere but in TCMD.INI? (The only differences in the registry are binaries that cannot be decoded.) That shows only some sizing differences. v29 shows about 2x scaling vs. v28. The first image is a capture of v29 on the left, v28 on the right -- running at...

Regarding point 1: it certainly does. I have multiple examples of this. Running from TCC comand-line -- the exact same EXE will produce different results on screen when invoked from v28 TCMD vs v29. I was quite surprised to see this -- especially when they were side by side staring me in the...

I have more examples that I believe are related to this problem. Invocation of EXEs shows differences in rendering and scaling when run from v28 vs. v29 -- even the same EXE running two instances. Also, simply using the Ctrl+PgUp to show directory history exhibits the behavior. Please see the...

Tried that -- same result. I have both TCMD 28 and TCMD 29 installed. I do this with each new release until lots of "stuff" is checked, then the older version gets uninstalled. TCMD 28 shows these icons fine -- all are the large size. I even tried temporarily switching the registry names 28...

Just installed TCMD29 on Windows 10 today and found the toolbar icons are not all the larger size as TCMD28 uses. Is there a setting for this that I've missed? You can see some samples of the differences in the attached image.

I use SysInternals DbgView. All activity on the TCMD window shows up from the PID of TCMD. I scanned TCMD.EXE to find the formatting mask. Sorry for the delay in response, and I see Rex posted that it was fixed and it certainly is!

TCMD 21.00.33 x64 has a bunch of OutputDebugString() activity that is cluttering things up. This format string is in tcmd.exe: "left=%d, top=%d, right=%d, bottom=%d j=%d, pchSOL=%.*s" It is really making my application debugging annoying, never mind that Win10 is also kicking out some stuff...

My problem is that both the "View -> Command Input" and "View -> File Explorer" will not stay unchecked. Every time a new session is started, both tabs are displayed. The TCMD.INI says they are off, but that is not the case. 19.10.45 x64 Windows 7 6.1.7601

TCC 12.10.65 echo %@eval[-1=b] Will crash with this message; --------------------------- TCC.EXE - Application Error --------------------------- The exception unknown software exception (0xc0000417) occurred in the application at location 0x100ae13d. No GPF file is written. It looks like...