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TCC 24.00.20 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.17134.407]
In the TCMD options dialog, the TAB section. Changing a tabs priority setting changes the value in tcmd.ini, but does not display that priority when TCMD is restarted and the options dialog is brought up.
Example: Set Tab1 priority to "above normal", In tcmd.ini [Tab1] priority=32768, start TCMD->Options->TCMD->TABS->TAB1->select Priority "Above Normal".
Then Exit and restart TCMD with new Tab1 priority setting. Open Options->TCMD->TABS->TAB1 shows "Normal Priority" is selected. This does not change the value in tcmd.ini
Secondarily; When I start 3 tabs during a new TCMD session, the "Above normal" tab (Tab1) finishes 2nd. This is per my log file. Interesting, I would have thought the high priority would finish 1st. It's no big deal, just curious.
According to the log Tab1 (Above normal) starts last and finishes 2nd.
All these tabs are using the same TCMD.ini & TCSTART.btm.
In the TCMD options dialog, the TAB section. Changing a tabs priority setting changes the value in tcmd.ini, but does not display that priority when TCMD is restarted and the options dialog is brought up.
Example: Set Tab1 priority to "above normal", In tcmd.ini [Tab1] priority=32768, start TCMD->Options->TCMD->TABS->TAB1->select Priority "Above Normal".
Then Exit and restart TCMD with new Tab1 priority setting. Open Options->TCMD->TABS->TAB1 shows "Normal Priority" is selected. This does not change the value in tcmd.ini
Secondarily; When I start 3 tabs during a new TCMD session, the "Above normal" tab (Tab1) finishes 2nd. This is per my log file. Interesting, I would have thought the high priority would finish 1st. It's no big deal, just curious.
According to the log Tab1 (Above normal) starts last and finishes 2nd.
All these tabs are using the same TCMD.ini & TCSTART.btm.