----->  DelInfo  <----

                         by Paolo Dell'Aquila

Introduction
============

 I HATE ICONS!!!!
 So I decide to write a little utility for deleting all the #?.info file
 inside a directory.
 You can run DELINFO form CLI. The line command is

    Dir, I=Inter/S, S=SubDir/S

 where:

 'DIR'
    Dir is the directory where you want to delete all the #?.info file

 'S=SubDir'
    tells to DelInfo to delete all the #?.info file also in the subdir.

 'I=Inter'
    is the interective mode. Each time DelInfo find a #?.info file will
    ask you if you want to delete it or not.

Revision History
================

    Date       Ver     Author               Comment
    ---------  -----   -------------------  --------------------------
    31.03.93    1.1    Paolo Dell'Aquila    Now use AllocDosObject and
                                            need no more RETURN after
                                            'y' or 'n'. More speed
                                            thanks to ExAll().
                                            Corrected a damn bug!
    12.11.92    1.0    Paolo Dell'Aquila    Born in the CPU (I was)




Program and distribution notes
==============================

     DelInfo   is   (C)   1993   Paolo   Dell'Aquila  and  it's  freely
 distributable  as  long  as  all  of  its  files are included in their
 original  form  without  additions, deletions, or modifications of any
 kind, and only a nominal fee is charged for its distribution.

     DelInfo  is  a *PostcardWare* program.  If you like it please send
 me  a postcard.  If the postcard is too much expensive for you (sigh!)
 and you are in Fidonet you can send me a matrix.

    This  software  is  provided  "AS IS" without warranty of any kind,
 either  expressed or implied.  By using DelInfo, you accept either the
 whole risk or the quality and performance of the program.


 For suggestions and ideas CONTACT ME:

    Paolo Dell'Aquila
    Via Masaccio 1
    41013 Castelfranco Emilia (MO)
    ITALY

    Fido Address: 2:332/505.10