I remember when I was a kid, waking up every Saturday morning excited to see the new cartoons that had just come out for new season. AND That is exactly how I feel about JPsoft and their “Take Command” product line. Every year I ask myself “How can they possibly take a totally perfect product and make it an even better product.” But yet, every single year JPsoft delivers and brings back that same warm fuzzy feeling of watching a brand new Saturday matinee I had as a child.
SO EXACTLY WHAT IS “TAKE COMMAND”?
That question is better answered by asking what “Take Command” isn’t…
Most people think that Take Command is just a powerful CMD (Command Line) replacement tool for the DOS box of yester year.
BUT I SAY NO!!!
“Take Command” is a Microsoft Integrated Windows Command Line Operating System, a Swiss Army Knife of Batch File Programming Utilities and Artificially Intelligent System Automation Tools all wrapped up in one AND has been the Holy Grail of Programmers and Network Administrators from all walks of life for over the last 23 years.
“Take Command” turns the average Internet Programmer into a Super Human Coding Machine. It will take the newbie Network Administrator and makes him an Intranet-Networking Master. AND if Bill Gates had a bought the rights from JPsoft a few years ago we would all be looking through the Microsoft World Domination Portal instead of the Google + Search Box right NOW!
SO, WHAT CAN I DO WITH TAKE COMMAND?
Okay okay, I get it Nathan, but “What can I do with Take Command?”
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING!!!
Here is a Basic Example and List of stuff I have used Take Command for:
A collection of my own input and data has produced the following Web Page below:
NOW! I don’t want this article to be about me but I want YOU to know everything you can do with “Take Command” and all of its possibilities. Realistically, you just have to use your imagination and “Take Command” will make it happen. This is just a small sample of how I have used it to makes hundreds of thousands of dollars and saved numerous companies Time and Money!
- In 1990 I used Take Command (4dos 3.0 at the time) to start programs like pkunzip with my computer specific parameters, manipulate files and automate the directories and file management system of my hard drive and computer systems. (I used this in conjunction with Xtree Gold and Norton Utilities)
- In 1994 I took ALL the records from a major Insurance Company that had their Database stored in EBCDIC on a main frame server and translated the database into a standard comma delimited ASCII file capable of being imported into any Windows Database using less than 100 lines of code.
- In 1996 I took my in adeptness of the World Wide Web Programming Languages and made “Take Command” my go-to crutch. If I was unable to perform a specific function in C, perl, or BASH I simply interfaced across the network with “Take Command” and passed the routine off to my next best friend
- In 1998 I was promoted to Director and co-owner of a web site design firm and local ISP. I then found myself using “Take Command” to automate my entire network by adding staff users and permissions to the NT user Database and automating scripts on our Linux servers to add domain names and virtual directories of Internet users.
- From 2001 to the Present I have used “Take Command” to automate everything from USB hardware interface devices to making Thumbnailed Web Page Presentations of every single picture on a client’s hard drive. I have used it for Police Forensics and Data Manipulation and helping the handicapped to automate life dependent procedures with a few syllables out of their mouth.
I believe with “Take Command” I could operate the Space Shuttle with no human being involved!
To get started as both a Programmer and Network Administrator DOWNLOAD Take Command now from the http://JPsoft.com web site!
Just remember! Not everyone is a soldier so… You’ll either be a part of the “Take Command” army or not! Don’t be dis- appointed; as it is not for everyone, but I think this is the quickest way for the Novice User to become a Super Computing Veteran!
Please Note! I have no affiliations, business revenue or commercial dealings with JPsoft directly. I am just a big fan of their product and would like more people to start using it as a standard in this chaotic world of Internet Automation and personal computing endeavors!
Sincerely Nathan A. Culp
Programs I recommend that work well with Take Command:
UltraEdit.com (All Editions by IDM)
Total Commander (written by Christian Ghisler)
