rm 1.0         (C) 1988, Brian Westrich        Ctrl-C Halts.

Function: Deletes specified file(s) and directory trees WITHOUT confirmation.
          (similar to UNIX rm)

Purpose:  For deleting entire disks or directory trees, or deleting all
            files in a directory tree that match a file-spec (e.g. *.BAK),
            or eliminating the 'Are you sure?' prompt of the DOS del command.

Usage:    rm [/fr] filename [filename ...]
              /f Do not conFirm deletion of read-only files.
              /r Recursive (process all directories below current dir).

Features: Wildcard specifications (* and ?) are allowed.
          Any number of file names can be specified.
          The current DOS switch character (/) is automatically used.
          If /r, all empty dirs in specified directory tree are removed.

This program is distributed as shareware.  
If you find the program of value, a $5 donation will be gratefully accepted.  
Donations/comments to:  Brian Westrich, 1515 N. Bell, Chicago 60622.