-=> Quoting Jean Parrot to Nancy Backus on 07-07-05  09:00 <=-

 JP> It has now been me. I did not know about the Alt-D
 JP> command. A tremendous lack of RTFM, this shows. But I did it and
 JP> was able to rid my C:\ of a nagging folder. Gone, zappoed,
 JP> deltree'd, I did.

Now you know another magic spell...     Bluewave is really pretty
good about putting help files where they are useful...  I think that it
is Alt-M that puts pull-down menus at the top of the screen, where you
can find/use commands you need for BW...  gets them off again.  F1
and F2 both give some sort of help as well...  :)
 
 JP> It was well explained here too. It sure felt funny being
 JP> in DOS this way. The response from the KB were not as expected
 JP> but I go along. They were delayed some !

Just a wild guess here (not being a wizard by any means), but maybe
that's because in DOS you have to wait for something to actually finish
happening before you get control back, while with a multi-tasking GUI
you just aren't aware how long it really took to do the work since it
acts as though to be told is to have done it?  :)

ttyl        neb

... What are the instructions doing in the trash??

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