vefatica wrote:
| On Sun, 01 Mar 2009 20:56:11 -0600, Charles Dye <> wrote:
|
|| ---Quote (Originally by deleyd)---
|| what would a DOS command be that says run this batch file using TCMD
|| (instead of running using whatever the default is that's not TCMD)?
|| ---End Quote--- c:\bin\tcmd\tcc.exe /c mybatch.bat
||
|| (Substitute the actual path to wherever Take Command is installed.)
|| Similarly, you can launch a batch file in a Microsoft shell using
|
| That won't start TCMD.
|
| Does the OP realize that TCMD doesn't run batch files? It can be a
| "wrapper" for TCC (which does run batch files). If the OP really
| wants to start TCMD and run a batch file with TCC, he could
|
| [path\]tcmd.exe /t [path\]tcc.exe [/c] batfile.bat
Could the OP refer to V8 or earlier? If, TCMD could be correct...
--
Steve
OK I'm no expert at Take Command probably didn't ask the question right, so here's an example:
If I go to START -> ALL PROGRAMS -> ACCESSORIES -> COMMAND PROMPT, and enter the command:
>COPY X.TXT Y.TXT
it replies, "1 file(s) copied."
If instead I start up the TC command prompt with the black background, I guess it's saying it's TCC, hmm, I'm not sure how to get the one with the white background, I think they both were together in the beginning and I somehow closed all the other windows leaving just the window with the black background.
Anyway, if at that Take Command prompt I do the
>COPY X.TXT Y.TXT
it gives a much nicer more detailed reply,
"C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\0Temp2\x.txt => C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\0Temp2\y.txt
1 file copied
That reply is much more useful in a log file. So I was asking how can I launch my .BAT file to use this JPSoft Take Command instead of the default earlier one that just says, "1 file(s) copied."?