I finally got it working by copying the shortcut from the %AppData%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar directory on a Win8.1 computer where it was pinned correctly. Why it was working on the other machine, I don't know. It's not a problem of Win8.1 vs. Win10 -- I've...

I'm running a production build of Win10 and I have the same problem. I've got a dozen different applications that I pin to the taskbar fine on the first attempt. Take Command 18 does not work. I'm trying to add a command line parameter--don't know if that is part of the issue or not. My...

TC 16.02: If I double-click "Home" (one example) the ribbon will expand, and double-clicking it again will make it collapse. If I close TC and restart it, the ribbon goes back to expanded, even if it was collapsed when I closed it. This is not the behavior of the Microsoft ribbon--for example...

+1 for this being a terrible choice for a default hot key, since every web browser uses it to reopen the last tab. And no documentation, and no UI to control it!

Yes, same after I define buttons. No TCEXIT. I can't think of anything that would inject a DLL into TCMD.

Win7-x64 TakeCommand 11.00.51 x64 The moment I add a second toolbar tab, TakeCommand will not close gracefully. If I click the "X" nothing happens. If I click File/Exit the app crashes. Here's my TCMD.INI: If I simply remove the: [Toolbar2] Title=test at the end, then there is no problem.

I added "/@C:\Users\WilliamLeara\Documents\data\TCMD.INI" to the command line for the TCC tab, and that fixed the Edit Mode problem. However I still have the problem that Take Command will not exit cleanly. If I click the X in the upper right corner, nothing happens. If I click File/Exit, the...

If I launch Take Command (v11.0.51 x64) with this shortcut: "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD11x64\tcmd.exe" /@C:\Users\WilliamLeara\Documents\data\TCMD.INI strange things happen and the program doesn't work correctly. For example: if I set the TCC option "Edit Mode" to "Insert" instead of the...