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Article #8Re: DOS DEL to the recycle bin
From: Eric Pement
Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2000 00:00
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On Mon, 3 Jan 2000 09:28:29 +0200, "Oren Yulevitch" <yulevich@ludan.co.il>
wrote:
>Can I use the DOS del to the recycle bin? I found out that I can not.
>
>Is there a way to do it? Is there an executable of some sort that will
>enable me to send a file to the recycle bin from WinNT DOS?
I think you want Delete97 (freeware). Here's a snippet of their info:
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1. What is Delete'97?
Delete'97 is for deleting files from the DOS box, in Win95 and NT 4.0.
It simply deletes the files and sends them to the recycle bin. In popular
opinion, this is what DEL command in MSDOS box of Win95 and WinNT
should have been.
[...]
3. Differences/Enhancements over the DEL command.
- As said earlier this program does not delete files permanently. It sends
files to the recycle bin instead. This allows you to recover accidentally
deleted files.
- As far as we know, DELETE'97 is fully compatible with the syntax of
Win95/NT's DEL command.
- DELETE adds two new options /a and /v. THANKS TO MANY OF 4DOS users who
suggested including a parameter to delete all files irrespective of
attributes.
- Under NT, the DEL command accepts multiple file names as parameters,
but under Win95 DEL behaves like the older DOS command. Delete'97
accepts multiple file names/wild cards under both NT and Win 95. For
example you can specify
DELETE "C:\Program Files\README.*" Hello?.DOC *.BAK
to delete three different group of files. For details try DELETE.EXE /?
4. Requirement(s):
- Any machine compatible with Windows 95/NT 4.0.
[...]
8. What does it cost?
DELETE'97 is absolute FREEWARE. Feel free to distribute. Please try to
send me us e-mail
9. Contact us!
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Vishwak Associates
10, Postal Colony First Street,
West Mambalam,Chennai.
TamilNadu, India - 600 033.
eMail: "vishwak@md2.vsnl.net.in"
www: "http://www.easytools.com"
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