1 CLEANUP
 This is a command file in PUBLIC which facilitates cleaning up temporary
 or redundant files in your directory (or any subset of your directory).
 This process is normally quite tedious to do by hand.  To use this
 procedure, define a symbol in your LOGIN.COM
 like:
		CLEANUP :== @PUBLIC:CLEANUP
 and then the syntax is:
		CLEANUP {CHECK | NOW} {VERBOSE | TERSE}
 where the defaults are CHECK and VERBOSE
    CHECK -- An informational mode where no files are removed.  Instead
 a listing file is produced showing what files were found and indicating
 the choices you would have when running CLEANUP normally.
    NOW   -- This mode allows the possibility of deleting or purging
 files (at the user's discretion).
    VERBOSE and TERSE apply to the amount of explanation written to your
 screen.  After you are familiar with the procedure, you will probably
 wish to always use the TERSE mode.
    You may review the syntax via:
		CLEANUP ?
    If you wish to allay any fears about this procedure destroying files
 you want kept (which it will NOT do), test it out by creating a test
 directory somewhere and testing it there.  No files are deleted
 without approval from the user.  You are given options as to what to to
 when any normally temporary or possibly redundant files are found.  One
 of the options is to simply leave the files alone.
