Hi, everyone: There are a bunch of ways to delete a bunch of files. If they're all in one folder, you can just go to the folder manager section of the File Manager menu, hit E for "erase", and select your folder. You'll then be asked if you want to erase that folder, and all of the files therein. Hit Y, and they're gone. If all of the files have something in common, like the same name (bob1, bob2) or the same extension, (txt, brf) you go to the file Manager menu, hit E for "erase", select the folder, and hit Enter. When you're in that folder, hit Space with X twice. It'll say "Entry type: all files". At that point, you rwite whatever the files have in common, with the ch sign (dots 1-6) as a multiple wildcard. For instance, if they all have the same name, you'd write bob* or, if they all have the same extension, you'd write *.brf. It'll then tell you how many files there are with the parameters you've selected and ask if you want to confirm each one. You can either hit Y or N. Of course, the other way is to do this: From the File manager menu, hit E. Select the folder, and hit Enter. When you're asked for the filename, hit space with dots 3-5. It'll then tell you how many files are in the folder, and ask if you wish to confirm each one, before it's erased. Hit Y or N. Well, that's it, folks. God bless. Bob and Maxy-wax
