Where's the User Manual(s)

[BobKr]

I've been happy with my old TCmd V11, I've just installed the trial version TCms 29,
This v29 is obviously very different from tat old v11

And I can't find the very basic: How & where to use initial paramaters like window colors, size, font
Where's the explanations of how to use everthing?

 

[vefatica]

For TCC, try the command OPTION. It will bring up a GUI dialog with many settings. In TCMD, use the menu Options\TakeCommand; it will do the same but for TCMD options. Both option dialogs have a Help button which give brief descriptions of the settings. Again in both cases, there are advanced initialization directives which are not accessible from the dialogs.

 

[vefatica]

There's also the good old user manual. Give the command HELP, or press F1.

 

[Joe Caverly]

There are some good tutorials available, such as the following;

Customizing the TCC Command Prompt Environment

Customizing TCC, the CMD replacement command prompt. Input and error colors, fonts, filename completion, and command / keystroke / directory aliases.

jpsoft.com

Joe

 

[Joe Caverly]

The PDF Manual, which you can print all (1,473 pages) of, or just sections, can be downloaded from;

https://jpsoft.com/downloads/v29/TakeCommand.pdf

Joe

 

[BobKr]

The PDF Manual, which you can print all (1,473 pages) of, or just sections, can be downloaded from;

https://jpsoft.com/downloads/v29/TakeCommand.pdf

Joe

THANK YOU! this should be part of the TCmd installed package...

 

[BobKr]

Tutorials are helpful, but not sufficient. Thanks for the Pointer to the PDF

 

[BobKr]

The PDF Manual, which you can print all (1,473 pages) of, or just sections, can be downloaded from;

https://jpsoft.com/downloads/v29/TakeCommand.pdf

Joe

 

[BobKr]

I'm not nuts enough to print that, but thanks for that pointer.. That was not in the install pkg, (should've been)
nor was the F1 for help ( never found that in my old V11)...

 

[thorntonpg]

Just had a quick look at the pdf. I think it is the same as pressing F1 plus it gets updated as tcmd gets updated.

 

[lizayong]

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