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Take Command

Take Command of Your Windows Command Prompts

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Take Command is a Windows command prompt and console replacement that provides a tabbed GUI for running console applications, a vastly enhanced command interpreter (TCC) with hundreds of internal commands and variables, and an integrated batch file editor/debugger (CMDebug). It is designed for programmers, system administrators and advanced users who need more power and speed than the built-in CMD

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