Cleanup V2.0

Cleanup will delete specified files on all drives beginning at the root
directory and searching through all subdirectories.  

To execute the program, type CLEANUP. The default file specification is
"*.bak", which will delete all .bak files on the current drive.

Cleanup can also take the following arguments and qualifiers:

File Specification      Any valid DOS file specification can be entered,
                        including the wildcards * and ?  A warning will 
                        be displayed when specifying wildcard characters
                        which would result in the deletion of all files,
                        all .exe files or all .com files and you will have
                        the chance to abort the cleanup.

                        NO WARNINGS ARE GIVEN FOR OTHER DELETIONS! 
                        *.bak is the default file specification.

Drive Specification     Can be entered to clean files from a disk 
                        other than the current disk.

/confirm                Displays the files which will be deleted and 
                        prompts for confirmation before performing the 
                        deletion. 
                        
                        Note that warning messages are not given when 
                        using the /confirm qualifier.

/all                    Cleans up all hard drives. If not specified, files 
                        are deleted on the current drive only. The drive 
                        specification is ignored when using the /all qualifier.

/help                   Displays sample command lines. Help overrides all 
                        other qualifiers.

Examples:               cleanup         
                        cleanup d:
                        cleanup *.tmp b:
                        cleanup b:*.tmp
                        cleanup *.tmp /all
                        cleanup *.tmp /confirm /all


- C. Svenconis
  December 1990