Delete                                         
F8, Shift+F8

 This command allows you to delete file(s) and directories.
 There are three ways you can use this command:

     .  You can delete the file or directory under the cursor
        bar in a file panel, or the directory under the cursor
        in a tree panel.

     .  You can delete a group of files or directories that
        you've marked with the Ins key or Select group
        and Unselect group.

     .  Advanced users: You can type in the name of the file
        or directory to delete (or a group of files or
        directories if you use DOS wildcard characters).
        Press Shift + F8 or hold down Shift when you
        select Delete from the Files menu.  Be careful,
        though, as you can delete a lot of files when you use the
        DOS * wildcard character.

   Read-only files:
        If a file is marked as read-only, you'll be asked for
        confirmation before the Commander deletes.  Hint: if
        you want to delete a group of files that are marked
        read-only, used the File attributes command in the
        Files menu to clear the read-only attribute.

   Directories:
        With Norton Commander you can now delete entire
        directory trees including all its files and
        sub-directories. This is a very powerful feature.
        When deleting directories tick include subdirectories
        and the entire tree will be deleted.

   Note:  This command updates the treeinfo.ncd file when you
          delete a directory.