TSGDel - Delete subdirectories
                                 Version 1.02

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TSGDel will delete a subdirectory by deleteing ALL subdirectories and 
files in the subdirectory to be deleted.  TSGDel SHOULD NOT be used to 
delete a ROOT directory.  The synatax for TSGDel is :


                TSGDel <sub> [/p]
                
                        sub - Subdirectory to delete
                        /p  - DO NOT prompt before deleting a subdirectory


TSGDel will give the following totals after deleting a subdirectory:

        - Total directories deleted
        - Total files deleted
        - Total directory bytes freed
        - Total file bytes freed
        - Total bytes freed

   ** NOTE **   Bytes freed is calculated using the size of the allocation 
                units (sectors per cluster * bytes per sector)

               (i.e.  a directory would take 1 allocation unit;
                 a file of 1300 bytes with a allocation unit of
                 400 would take 4 allocation units)


Version 1.02 will now remove read only, system or hidden files.