"To remove this program from your hard drive place the ORIGINAL DISK (or a" "backup copy) of the program in a floppy drive, make that drive your active" "drive, and at the DOS prompt type TREE [ENTER]. Your screen will display" "something similar to the following:"
"C:\"
" |--─BAS"
" | |--─MENU"
" | |---PROG"
" |"
" |---DATA"
" | |---BATT"
" | |---LATLONG"
" | |---DOCFILES"
" | |---INDEX"
"Use your PRINT SCRN key to make a hard copy of this tree structure."
"Make your hard drive the active drive and, using the DEL command together"
"with the *.* wildcard command, remove all the programs from all the above" "directories and sub-directories wherever they appear on your hard drive."
"Next, using the RD command, remove all the above sub-directories, then the" "parent directories. If your DOS is a fairly recent version that supports the" "DELTREE command, you can use this command to delete each directory, its" "sub-directories and all their files in one operation."
"Finally, from your root directory delete any batch files pertaining to my" "programs. These filenames consist of the startup codes you have been using to" "run my programs, with a .BAT extension, such as VE3ERP.BAT, FCAL.BAT," "ENGR.BAT, etc."
"Since all the programs I write share the same directories as well as some of" "the same files it is necessary to delete ALL my programs in order to delete" "any. If you wish, you can then re-install any of my programs that you want to" "retain."
