Perfect, thank you @nikbackm. I never would have found that. Every day I find something new to hate about Windows 10… (Enable Ctrl-key shortcuts was checked by default, Extended text wasn't.)

TCC 22.0.37 on Win10x64 1709 and Win7x64. I've never run into a command-line keyboard problem with TCC before; I had to research how it even works. I have both TCC18 and TCC22 installed on a Win7x64 VM. Ctrl-Home/Ctrl-End both work to delete to beginning/end of line. (As they have back time...

Just FYI, the just-downloaded TCC installer is still trying to install to a TC21 directory, even though it is TCC22 (22.00.26). Update: I also just noticed that it installs two different items on the Start Menu (Win10 1709): a folder called TCC21 that contains the Debugger and Help, and a...

Uh, wow. How exactly are we supposed to know that? Even v21's help says nothing of that, it only has the standard line in LIST that says "See VIEW for an updated and enhanced LIST replacement." Nothing about it being obsolete, deprecated, or unsupported. And, I realize there may be nothing to...

It's still going, and the number of files displayed in each spurt has dropped to under 200. The pauses are still the same, i.e. 1.5-2.0 seconds. <minute or so passes> I killed it, then re-started it. It got all the way to where it left off, i.e. probably 20K+ files, almost instantly (maybe 5-10...

The "for" took about 45 seconds to start displaying anything, just like the "dir"s. It displayed the first several thousand in just a few seconds; they corresponded to the ones I'd been doing a directory of above. Once it got past any files I'd already done a "dir" of, it goes in spurts of about...

Sorry it took so long to get back, real life intervened. To answer several of the questions posed: This is a plain old ordinary Windows 2003 file share. I am physically on the network (no VPN), and the network itself is a high performance one. I'm not using a mapped drive, I'm using UNC, e.g...

Yes. And I can do DIRs of other subdirectories on the path at will, it's just this particular subdirectory with a huge volume of files that's the problem. I did a DIR of a subset that returned 2800 of the files, and it started displaying in 5 seconds or so. I did one of a nonexistent file string...

That's unfortunate, if true. First, if we specify unsorted (isn't that the default?), it shouldn't need to "slurp" anything. Second, even if I sort in CMD, i.e. change the CMD command to "dir /od <path>", it starts in 30 seconds. I decided to let TCC run, so I started an explicit "*dir /ou...

TCC 18.00.32 x64 on Windows 7 Build 7601 SP1. I have a network share that has a lot of files in it (42K+). Using CMD and doing a "dir <path>" starts showing files in five seconds. Using TCC and doing a "*dir <path>", I killed it after 90 seconds and it still not starting the file display. IOW...

Wow. Thanks for the reply. I would consider that a bug on several levels. By choosing NOT to install Everything, and taking a default install, the install broke what was previously working. That is a very large "no no". First, the default of having no entry should be the same behavior as the...

… well, maybe not everything, but everything related to CD'ing around. TCC 18.00.18 on Win7 SP1. When I installed my initial eversion of 18, i.e. 18.00.17, I had it install Everything as part of the install. I played with it for a bit, and quickly decided it wasn't for me.* I then saw that...

E:\Clients\MI\ap>echo %homedrive C: No characters after the colon.

TC 17.00.62 on Win 7 [6.1.7601]. Playing with some of the new things since TC10, in this case CDing to tilde for home. E:\Clients\MI\ap\CustOffer>echo %homepath \Users\vrice E:\Clients\MI\ap\CustOffer>eset homepath HOMEPATH=\Users\vrice E:\Clients\MI\ap\CustOffer>cd ~ TCC: (Sys) The system...

Sorry, I should have said — both places, actually. The color is set in OPTION, and it's set on the console properties.