Delete                                         
F8, Shift+F8

 This command allows you to delete file(s) and directories.
 The NCD Tree is updated when you use this command.

 There are three ways you can use this command:

     .  You can delete the highlighted file/directory

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

     .  Press Shift+F8 or hold down Shift when you select
        Delete from the Files menu to specify the file
        or group of files you want to delete.

 The following Delete options are available:
     .  Include subdiretories: check to specify that sub-
        directories and the files they contain are deleted.

     .  Use Filters: check to specify that only files which meet
        the filter specification are deleted.

     .  Delete empty directories:  check to specify that empty
        directories are deleted. If this option is not checked,
        the contents of directories are deleted, but the
        directory structure is retained.

     Read-only files:
        If a file is marked as read-only, you are asked to
        confirm the deletion.
        Hint: To delete a group of read-only files, use the
        File attributes command in the Files menu to clear
        the read-only attribute.

  Note:     Choose the Filters button if you want to specify
            filters to use with the Delete command.