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Thanks. I see what's happening and it was my fault. I use these aliases when I want to use Everything. I will update them to make them use the same everything.exe that the service uses. es1=sc start Everything & rundown "d:\tc35\everything64.exe -startup" es0=d:\tc35\everything64.exe -quit...

Hmmm! I have this one installed with TCC 36.52.88. Where did 1418 come from? v:\> es /v 1.5.0.1396

v:\> ai why do i sometimes see — (a-circonflex,euro,close-quote) in your responses? That is **mojibake**: an em dash (`—`) encoded as UTF‑8 is being incorrectly decoded as Windows‑1252 (or a similar legacy encoding). - Intended character: `—` - UTF‑8 bytes: `E2 80 94` - Misread as...

This is better. I tried /M="gpt-5.6-sol" first and then made it the default. Both were OK.

FWIW, I have these, all zeroes because I specified "Default" in the OPTION dialog. I don't know how they work otherwise. TabPtySelectedFGColor=000000 TabPtySelectedBGColor=000000

That's the impression I got. Does the help elaborate on Role? Chatgpt will (a-intelligently) interpret whatever you put there. I put this (and that's what it does). It can be overridden if I ask for more. I'll be experimenting with Role.

Also FTHM, in response to my "Omitting them is OK with all models?",

From the horse's mouth:

v:\> ai /M="gpt-5.6-sol" "what's 2+2?" liboai::Response::CheckResponse(): Unsupported value: 'temperature' does not support 0.200...322 with this model. Only the default (1) value is supported. (E_APIERROR:0x02) Default model is "gpt-4o" and that works with NO command line options and when...

(Just a guess) Rex might have meant when you execute a command that's found using the path.

Hmmm! $p gives lowercase; $w doesn't. C:\Users\vefatica\AppData\Local\Package Cacheprompt $P$g C:\Users\vefatica\AppData\Local\Package Cache>prompt $p$g c:\users\vefatica\appdata\local\package cache>prompt $W$g C:\...\Package Cache>prompt $w$g C:\...\Package Cache>

Can you make it so that this doesn't happen? v:\> echo %@isfloat[+16] 1 v:\> echo %@isfloat[+16 ] 0 v:\> echo %@isfloat[ +16] 0 I had block-copied data like this and a BTM failed . I could trim it but there doesn't seem to be a reason to leave leading/traling spaces when using @FLOAT...

Rex might mean ... what (exactly) do you press to get these? Test input: áà-äâ-ȧā-ạα

Google says this (I'm skeptical). Windows: Go to Settings > Time & Language > Language & Region. Add or switch your keyboard layout to United States-International.