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7. Press Enter twice to return the cursor to the root
directory; then move the cursor to the new directory. Your
display should look like this:
Path:\
TEST1
FILE:*.*
DISK: A:
Available
Bytes
7,168
DISK Statistics
ANSI SYS
Total
ASSIGN
COM Files: 48
ATTRIB EXE
Bytes:
331,246
CHKDSK
COM Matching
DISRCOMP COM
Files: 40
DISRCOPY COM
Bytes : 331,246
Tagged
Files:
7
Bytes : 45,921
Current Directory
TEST1
Bytes: 38,609
DIR
Available
Delete Fileepec Log disk Makedir Print Rename
COMMANDS ^Showall
^Tag ^Untag Volume execute
scroll
RETURN file commands
ALT menu Fl quit F2 help
8. You probably don’t want to keep this directory on your
diskette or hard disk. The first step in deleting your new
directory is to delete its files. Make sure the cursor is on
the TEST1 directory; then press Enter to place it in the
files window.
9. Press Ctrl T to tag all the files in this directory. Press Ctrl
D to delete the files. Press Y to delete them without
confirmation (after first making sure you have the right
directory). When this is done, XTREE reports that there
are no more files in the directory, and the cursor returns to
the directory name.
If any of the files you tagged are marked read-only, you have
to use the A command, with its -R switch, to remove their
protection before you can delete them.
10. Press D to delete the directory. Confirm the deletion by
pressing Y. The cursor returns to the root directory.
Using MS-DOS with Your Apex 3-31