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TCI will probably sometime be part of 4NT. TCI 1. These are the bit versions:. TCMD V. T CMD V. It also has a lower learning curve than Powershell. Search Engines Contact me. Back to Homepage. This is my very incomplete collection of old 4NT versions. All information must be entered exactly as shown on your original brand card, label, or electronically delivered branding information; you cannot change spelling, capitalization, or punctuation.

Topics Version 1 Version 2 Version 2. Version Date Size Remarks. Version 1. Version 2. RunFirst is a command line utility that lets you start an application on the first processor of a multi- processor system RunFirst is a command line tool that lets you start an application on the first processor of a multi- processor system or on an 3 Kb.

Because of restricted Windows default command processor 0 Kb. A powerful replacement for CMD. I decided purchasing Version 22 , and forward, was a better solution. I've added CMDebug 21 to my previous post. Nov 2, 2. I upgrade various windows proggies, and you should hardly want tcc to fall over for a windows upgrade or whatever.

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I have been with 4DOS since version 4. I still use them quite heavily. It is meant to be compatible with command. On the other hand, it is meant to add lots of usable functionality, replacing a horde of utilities in a neat compatible package. Note that the windows command line is no more DOS than the windows shell is. It is not "DOS" by any means. If you want a command line, run Linux. Edit: Okay, for those of you who completely aren't following. When you read the word "DOS" above, please consider that what I am actually referring to is the concept of typing commands next to a greater-than sign.

I'll rephrase. If you want to type commands next to a greater-than sign, run Linux. I last bought 4NT v4. Since then the list of updates and the very high upgrade price gave me very little reason to pay for an upgrade. Plus, I rarely use Windows now days, making it less useful to me.