It's been too long but I thought there was a special char I could use when invoking a CMD command that TCC also supplied - forcing the shell to use the MS version. For example, tasklist. I checked several places in the help but could not find it.
One way to run an external is to specify the complete path to the executable: Code: C:\Windows\System32\tasklist.exe If the executable is in the search path, a sneaky quick method is to quote the name: Code: "tasklist" If you usually want this program rather than the internal command, create an alias: Code: alias tasklist=c:\windows\system32\tasklist.exe Finally, if you never want the internal command, you can disable it with SETDOS: Code: setdos /i-tasklist
Thanks! " " was the method I'd used before but could not recall. It's rare I need it but sometimes I come across a switch for a command that the TCC version doesn't support.
