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- Finding most tree deleters didn't really have any options, I thought
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- The usage: TREED [subdir] [options]
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- whereas options are:
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- /P prompt at each branch, and enable you to stop if wanted.
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- /T totally delete files (non-recoverable !)
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- /O delete ONLY certain filespecs (Eg: *.DOC, FILE.*, FILE.EXT )
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- /S show files before deleting (no prompt, just a file-listing)
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- /C check tree for total size, files, and directories
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- If you want to delete C:\MENU and all the subdirs,
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- TREED \MENU
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- If you want to delete all *.BAK files within \MENU and its
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- TREED \MENU /O
- and at the "Filename: " prompt, type: *.BAK
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- If your tree contains: C:\MENU\PEDIT\BACKUP\OTHER\STUFF\MYDIR
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- and you only want to delete down to \OTHER, then type:
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- TREED \MENU /P then answer "No" when down to \OTHER.
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- NOTE: A root directory won't be deleted ! I included this as a
- safety option, so you will not kill off your entire hard drive.
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- Please take caution with the /T option, because I have tried
- to recover with Norton, PCTools, and Mace Utilities, none of
- which can recover the files.
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- Also, relax when using the /C check option. If you accidentally
- press the wrong letter, "Eg: /V", you are always prompted at
- the beginning of the program to "delete" or not.
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- I hereby release this utility to the public domain, just as long
- as no one says bad things about my momma if they screw up and
- accidentally delete an important directory.
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- Thanks....
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- -Dave.
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