Take Command (command line interpreter)
- Take Command (command line interpreter)
Infobox Software
name = Take Command
caption =
developer = JP Software
released =
latest_release_version =
latest_release_date = release date|2006|11|14
latest_preview_version =
latest_preview_date =
operating_system = Microsoft Windows
platform = x86
language = English
status = Active
genre = Operating system shell
source_model = Closed source
license = Proprietary
website = [http://jpsoft.com/ JP Software]
Take Command is a command line interpreter for the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems. Its advantages over the regular Command Prompt are analogous to those of 4DOS over the regular COMMAND.COM of MS-DOS.
Begin with version 9, Tabbed Console Interface and 4NT are merged into the Take Command product line. 4NT was renamed to Take Command Console, whose Lite Edition (TCC/LE) was released as freeware. Take Command/LE includes multiple tab windows features from TCI, configurable toolbars, integrated file explorer interface. Take Command adds built-in batch file editor and debugger, FTP / HTTP file access in commands, network file system access, Active Scripting integration, system monitoring commands, Windows services controls.
Features
Features of note include:
*Command aliases
*Command line completion
*Command history
*File globbing / Wildcards
*Redirection and piping
*Direct access to FTP, TFTP and HTTP
*Context-specific online help
*Colored directory listings
*Variable functions
*Fully customizable
ee also
*Comparison of computer shells
External links
* [http://jpsoft.com/ JP Software]
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