Finding TCC to clone

[Roedy]

Normally I have TCC with a custom icon sitting on my taskbar. Anytime I want to spin off a command box, I just click it.

I usually have 2 to 4 command boxes going at once. Some are triggered as *.btm files by the task scheduler, with their own custom icons or by clicking desktop icons or by cloning a taskbar TCC task.

The system quickly gets into a state where the original TCC icon is not present. I have to remember which icons in their heart of hearts represent TCC, and I can spin off a new empty command box by right clicking them. The problem I have is I cannot remember which are TCC and which are not.
I would like if it the original TCC stayed put unmodified for use in cloning.

I tried to put two TCC icons on the taskbar, but Windows 10 would not let me.

Does anyone else have this problem, and how do they get around it?

 

[samintz]

Have you looked at the JUMPLIST command?

Purpose: Create a custom taskbar task list for Take Command.

Format: JUMPLIST [/C /D /S] "title" "arguments"

"title" Title to appear in jumplist
"arguments" Command and options to pass to Take Command

/C(ommit) /S(eparator)
/D(elete)

Usage:

JUMPLIST requires Windows 7 or later.

To create a custom task list, you need to call JUMPLIST for each command, and then a final time with the /C option.

The command will be prefaced with a /C before it is passed to Take Command, so it will be started in a new tab window.

Options:

/C Commit the new task list.

/D Delete an existing task list.

/S Add a separator line to the task list

 

[Roedy]

I have tried this, but I don't see a generated menu anywhere. What am I missing?