From: gazelle@shell.xmission.com   
      
   In article <296d387d-c6a6-4cb9-a9b0-302992613761@googlegroups.com>,   
     wrote:   
   >On Sunday, 7 July 2019 03:47:20 UTC+1, Kenny McCormack  wrote:   
   >   
   >> All of which is, of course, off-topic in a newsgroup that is devoted to   
   >> discussing NT and CMD.EXE stuff.   
   >   
   >That surely includes discussing what is not there and what to do about it.   
   >   
   >DELTREE fans who dislike having to use RD can always write a little   
   >DELTREE.BAT and put it on the Path.   
      
   That seems a little risky to me, given what "deltree" does.  User-written   
   batch files tend not to work exactly right (the first time).   
      
   I wonder...  Has anyone tried taking deltree.exe from Win98 and running it   
   on an NT/CMD.EXE system? (*)   
      
   Note: I haven't checked, but I *think* that deltree was an EXE (and not a   
   COMMAND.COM builtin).  I could be wrong about that, though...   
      
   (*) Which, of course, really begs the question: Why *did* they remove it?   
      
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