Utility to scan for and delete empty folders

[Ian Edmont]

Hi,

As subject. Any ideas please?

Many thanks.

Ian Edmont.

 

[lisztfr]

Ian Edmont a écrit :

Hi,

As subject. Any ideas please?

Many thanks.

Ian Edmont.

I use this one

RmEmpty v1.2 by Douglas Good
Freeware

"This program searches folders given on the command line for empty
directories, and
removes them. Directories containing files are not removed, and no
files are deleted.
The search is always recursive. Multiple folders can be specified on
the command line."

http://www.jsifaq.com/SUBL/tip5500/rh5538.htm

hope this link works

laurent h

 

[Patrick Heffernan]

As subject. Any ideas please?

I use this one. Quite good.

Remove Empty Directories (RED)

http://www.jonasjohn.de/lab/red.htm

Cheers
Patrick

 

[Ian Edmont]

Excellent. Thanks for the suggestion. Works well.

Ian.



Ian Edmont a écrit :

Hi,

As subject. Any ideas please?

Many thanks.

Ian Edmont.

I use this one

RmEmpty v1.2 by Douglas Good
Freeware

"This program searches folders given on the command line for empty
directories, and
removes them. Directories containing files are not removed, and no
files are deleted.
The search is always recursive. Multiple folders can be specified on
the command line."

http://www.jsifaq.com/SUBL/tip5500/rh5538.htm

hope this link works

laurent h

 

[Ian Edmont]

Another good one. Thanks Patrick. Probably go with this one as it has the
GUI.

Ian.

 

[Patrick Heffernan]

Another good one. Thanks Patrick. Probably go with this one as it has the
GUI.

You're welcome

Cheers
Patrick

 

[lisztfr]

Patrick Heffernan a écrit :

You're welcome

Cheers
Patrick

Alas, not working on WInMe

laurent h

 

[Patrick Heffernan]

Patrick Heffernan a écrit :

Alas, not working on WInMe

laurent h

You can't help bad luck

Cheers
Patrick

 

[filthy-mcnasty]

Using at least one appendage, the entity known in this space-time

You can't help bad luck

Cheers
Patrick

RmEmpty 1.2 from Douglas Good RMEMP12.ZIP. Can't rwemember where I
downloaded, but Google should find it. It's a console app - In a
DOSPrompt/CmdPrompt Window type RmEmpty DriveLetter:\FolderName or Just
DriveLetter:\

Missed earlier threads. Please excuse if already covered

 

[Remove Underscores]

Hi,

As subject. Any ideas please?

If using windows nt or xp, go to a cmd.exe window and type:

for /D %v in (*) do rd "%v"