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Hi,
I realize that TCC and TCMD are only supported on Windows, but I just want to ask in case someone else has found a solution.
Using wubi, I have installed Ubuntu 9.10 on my system, allowing me to boot either into Windows XP, or Ubuntu 9.10.
Using Wine, I can successfully launch and use 4NT8 in Ubuntu. However, it does display the message "Your evaluation period expires in 29 days".
I cannot, however, use TC 11.
When I start TCC.EXE v11, it comes up with a terminal window, with a flashing cursor, and nothing else. That is, no prompt, etc.
When I start TCMD.EXE v11, it comes up with "This trial version of Take Command has expired! You can order a registered copy on our web site...".
I have the TakeCommand11.key in my folder where the .EXEs are.
Note that Ubuntu allows access to my Windows XP folders, via Host/Program Files/JPSoft/TCMD11, which is where I am attempting to launch the EXEs.
Wine allows much configuration, such as which Windows Version to mimic, DLL Overrides, etc. I am using Wine 1.1.31, mimicing Windows XP.
Again, I realize that that TCC and TCMD are only supported on Windows, but I just want to ask in case someone else has found a solution.
Joe
I realize that TCC and TCMD are only supported on Windows, but I just want to ask in case someone else has found a solution.
Using wubi, I have installed Ubuntu 9.10 on my system, allowing me to boot either into Windows XP, or Ubuntu 9.10.
Using Wine, I can successfully launch and use 4NT8 in Ubuntu. However, it does display the message "Your evaluation period expires in 29 days".
I cannot, however, use TC 11.
When I start TCC.EXE v11, it comes up with a terminal window, with a flashing cursor, and nothing else. That is, no prompt, etc.
When I start TCMD.EXE v11, it comes up with "This trial version of Take Command has expired! You can order a registered copy on our web site...".
I have the TakeCommand11.key in my folder where the .EXEs are.
Note that Ubuntu allows access to my Windows XP folders, via Host/Program Files/JPSoft/TCMD11, which is where I am attempting to launch the EXEs.
Wine allows much configuration, such as which Windows Version to mimic, DLL Overrides, etc. I am using Wine 1.1.31, mimicing Windows XP.
Again, I realize that that TCC and TCMD are only supported on Windows, but I just want to ask in case someone else has found a solution.
Joe