Stumbling along...
- Thread starter CWBillow
- Start date
- Aug
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From TCMD;
- Options
- Take Command
- Tabs
- Select the Tab that you want to use for PowerShell (I used Tab 2)
Joe
- Options
- Take Command
- Tabs
- Select the Tab that you want to use for PowerShell (I used Tab 2)
Joe
- Jul
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Joe, I did, (I Thought!) what you outline, but it isn't "taking." The tab title doesn't change from Tab 2, and when I open that tab it is simply a C prompt.
I tried using just "PowerShell" and also tried the command-line %SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe from the shortcut, which works on its own, but neither works in the tab.
What am I doing wrong here?
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OK, after I closed this post and re-opened TCMD, Tab 1 (?) Opened as PowerShell, even though I set Tab 2 for PowerShell.
Now I really AM confused!
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WAIT! There's more!:
I just tried setting the tab through directly editing the TCMD.ini, and THAT worked! What the heck?!
Chuck
I tried using just "PowerShell" and also tried the command-line %SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe from the shortcut, which works on its own, but neither works in the tab.
What am I doing wrong here?
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OK, after I closed this post and re-opened TCMD, Tab 1 (?) Opened as PowerShell, even though I set Tab 2 for PowerShell.
Now I really AM confused!
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WAIT! There's more!:
I just tried setting the tab through directly editing the TCMD.ini, and THAT worked! What the heck?!
Chuck
Last edited:
- Aug
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If you want Tab 1 to be a TCC shell, then this needs to be assigned;
If you do not, and you have PowerShell defined in Tab 2, when you start TCMD, the only shell you would have is PowerShell.
That is, since Tab 1 has no defined shell, Tab 2 becomes the main, and only, shell.
Joe