Take Command 35.0.19 has recently been released, offering users an advanced console application environment that allows for the management of multiple console applications in a tabbed interface, similar to Windows Explorer. This version also includes TCC-RT, a free runtime version of the Take Command Console, which is fully functional.
The Take Command Environment is a robust platform that enables users to create and edit command scripts, debug them, and run various console applications—such as Take Command Console (TCC), CMD.EXE, PowerShell, and Bash—simultaneously. Notably, it significantly improves output speed, displaying results up to 10 times faster than traditional console windows. Users can also take advantage of cut-and-paste functionality and drag-and-drop features from an Explorer-like interface or other applications.
TCC, the command processor within Take Command, is designed to be compatible with CMD.EXE, the standard command processor for older Windows systems, but it is enriched with thousands of enhanced features. This includes the ability to run commands interactively, execute batch script files, and schedule batch scripts to run in the background based on specific triggers or time schedules.
Furthermore, the Take Command Language provides a powerful and mature scripting option, compatible with CMD.EXE and featuring over 160 internal commands, 240 functions, and 150 variables, along with numerous options for CMD-compatible commands. It also allows users to access FTP and HTTP sites as if they were local drives, adding to its versatility.
In addition to its primary features, users of Take Command can explore various tips and tricks related to Windows operating systems, such as changing default drag-and-drop actions, resetting folder view settings in Windows 10 and 11, and managing file name extensions in File Explorer.
Overall, Take Command 35.0.19 is a comprehensive tool that enhances the command-line experience, offering both power and flexibility for users who require advanced console functionalities
The Take Command Environment is a robust platform that enables users to create and edit command scripts, debug them, and run various console applications—such as Take Command Console (TCC), CMD.EXE, PowerShell, and Bash—simultaneously. Notably, it significantly improves output speed, displaying results up to 10 times faster than traditional console windows. Users can also take advantage of cut-and-paste functionality and drag-and-drop features from an Explorer-like interface or other applications.
TCC, the command processor within Take Command, is designed to be compatible with CMD.EXE, the standard command processor for older Windows systems, but it is enriched with thousands of enhanced features. This includes the ability to run commands interactively, execute batch script files, and schedule batch scripts to run in the background based on specific triggers or time schedules.
Furthermore, the Take Command Language provides a powerful and mature scripting option, compatible with CMD.EXE and featuring over 160 internal commands, 240 functions, and 150 variables, along with numerous options for CMD-compatible commands. It also allows users to access FTP and HTTP sites as if they were local drives, adding to its versatility.
In addition to its primary features, users of Take Command can explore various tips and tricks related to Windows operating systems, such as changing default drag-and-drop actions, resetting folder view settings in Windows 10 and 11, and managing file name extensions in File Explorer.
Overall, Take Command 35.0.19 is a comprehensive tool that enhances the command-line experience, offering both power and flexibility for users who require advanced console functionalities
Take Command 35.0.19 released
Take Command lets you have multiple console applications open in tabbed windows, with a Windows Explorer-like interface available for those times when you need a visual look at your folders. TCC-RT is a free fully functional runtime version of Take Command Console.
