RMDIR     Used to delete directories that are no
          longer being used. (Can be abbrev as RD).

Format:   RMDIR or RD [D:]Path:DirName

Example:           RMDIR \OLDDIR

   Deletes (REMOVES) the directory named OLDDIR on the
   CURRENT drive. As with all directories that you
   wish to remove, it must NOT contain any files.

Example:         RMDIR \OLDDIR\DATA

   Deletes the  subdirectory named \OLDDIR\DATA on the
   CURRENT drive.The \OLDDIR directory is the PARENT
   directory of the \OLDDIR\DATA subdirectory and will
   still exist after the removal of the \OLDDIR\DATA
   subdirectory.

Example:          RMDIR A:\DATABAK

   Deletes the subdirectory named DATABAK on the disk-
   ette in drive A:.


[*]  The ROOT directory on the disk is designated by
     the "\" character. The "\" designates that it is
     a directory and the absense of a name shows that
     it is the first, or ROOT, on the disk.

[*]  In order to remove a directory, it must be EMPTY
     of all files and not have any subdirectories below
     it that have not also been removed. Sometimes it
     is necessary to use utility programs that can
     detect and delete HIDDEN files in order to erase
     them so that a directory can be removed.
