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DOS Del An internal command in DOS and Windows that erases a file from the disk. In DOS, a deleted file can be undeleted using the DOS Undelete utility, because the data are not deleted, only the directory entry to the data. In Windows, the recycle bin provides an automatic undelete, which is a safer way to delete files. See DOS Undelete.DELETING FROM THE CURRENT DIRECTORY To delete a file named OLD.TXT in your current directory, type:
del old.txt or erase old.txt
DELETING ALL FILES IN YOUR CURRENT DIRECTORY To delete ALL files in your current directory, type the following command. You'll be prompted with "Are you sure?" Type y to perform the operation.
del *.* or erase *.*
DELETING SELECTED FILES IN YOUR CURRENT DIRECTORY To delete all DOC files in your current directory, type:
del *.doc or erase *.doc
DELETING A FILE FROM A FLOPPY DISK To delete the SALES.DBF file on your floppy disk, type:
del a:sales.dbf on disk A:
del b:sales.dbf on disk B:
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