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Cail at 07:32, 2 July 2007

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
			* [[rmdir\|/rmdir]] to delete a directory.
	~~To delete a directory:~~ [[rmdir\|/rmdir]]

	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

Doomie at 19:31, 3 September 2005

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	Removes the specified file.		Removes the specified file.

	/remove <file>		/remove <file>

	The b switch removes the file and moves it to the recycle bin.		The b switch removes the file and moves it to the recycle bin.

	/remove -b <file>		/remove -b <file>

	<file> is the file you want to delete. If the filename contains spaces, you need to use double quotes. If no special path is given [[MIRC\|mIRC]] assumes to find the file using the [[$mircdir\|mIRC directory]] as basedir.		<file> is the file you want to delete. If the filename contains spaces, you need to use double quotes. If no special path is given [[MIRC\|mIRC]] assumes to find the file using the [[$mircdir\|mIRC directory]] as basedir.
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	Deletes "moo.txt"		Deletes "moo.txt"

	/remove moo.txt		/remove moo.txt

	Deletes "my music.mp3"		Deletes "my music.mp3"

	/remove "my music.mp3"		/remove "my music.mp3"

	Moves "my file.txt" to the recycle bin		Moves "my file.txt" to the recycle bin

	/remove -b "my file.txt"		/remove -b "my file.txt"

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Doomie at 18:45, 3 September 2005

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	== Example ==		== Example ==

	~~Delete~~ "moo.txt"		Deletes "moo.txt"

	/remove moo.txt		/remove moo.txt

	~~Delete~~ "my music.mp3"		Deletes "my music.mp3"

	/remove "my music.mp3"		/remove "my music.mp3"

	~~Move~~ "my file.txt" to the recycle bin		Moves "my file.txt" to the recycle bin

	/remove -b "my file.txt"		/remove -b "my file.txt"

Doomie at 18:33, 3 September 2005

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	/remove -b "my file.txt"		/remove -b "my file.txt"

			== See Also ==

			To delete a directory: [[rmdir\|/rmdir]]

	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

Zyberdog: added path info

2005-09-03T18:28:11Z

added path info

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	/remove -b <file>		/remove -b <file>

	<file> is the file you want to delete. If the filename contains spaces, you need to use double quotes.		<file> is the file you want to delete. If the filename contains spaces, you need to use double quotes. If no special path is given [[MIRC\|mIRC]] assumes to find the file using the [[$mircdir\|mIRC directory]] as basedir.

	== Example ==		== Example ==

Doomie at 18:24, 3 September 2005

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	/remove -b "my file.txt"		/remove -b "my file.txt"


			[[Category:Commands]]

Doomie: /* Example */

2005-09-03T18:24:06Z

Example

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	/remove moo.txt		/remove moo.txt

	Delete "my ~~file~~.~~txt~~"		Delete "my music.mp3"

	/remove "my ~~file~~.~~txt~~"		/remove "my music.mp3"

	Move "my file.txt" to the recycle bin		Move "my file.txt" to the recycle bin

	/remove -b "my file.txt"		/remove -b "my file.txt"

Doomie at 18:23, 3 September 2005

2005-09-03T18:23:24Z

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Removes the specified file.

/remove <file>

The b switch removes the file and moves it to the recycle bin.

/remove -b <file>

<file> is the file you want to delete. If the filename contains spaces, you need to use double quotes.

== Example ==

Delete "moo.txt"

/remove moo.txt

Delete "my file.txt"

/remove "my file.txt"

Move "my file.txt" to the recycle bin

/remove -b "my file.txt"