Philip Hazel wrote:
> In a Unix world, a command such as rm \?\. should work. The other
> trick is to use rm -i * This tries to remove all files because of
> the *, but -i makes it prompt for each one, so you can say yes only to
> the odd file. It always feels very dangerous doing something like that!
> But if it's the only file in the directory, it's less worrying, of
> course.
>
>
Hi Philip,
Thanks for the tips, they didn't work tho.
In Msys I tried both rm \?\. and rm -i *
Both immediately reported, with no prompting:
rm: cannot remove `?.': No such file or directory
Regards,
Sheri
