I need delete a file in several directories at the same time

Don't you think "in several directories" is too much vague? Anyway, the following batch file will delete all files named "filename.ext" which are on or under the directory "c:\main" (those values may be changed, read commented lines): ===== BATCH SCRIPT BEGIN ===== @echo off if "%1"=="GoTo:" GOTO %2 if not "%OS%"=="" goto eof %COMSPEC% /e:2048 /c %0 GoTo: start goto eof :start set Q= if not "%windir%"=="" set Q=" set dircmd= :: To activate the script, remove :: "echo.{demo}" from next line prompt echo.{demo}DEL %Q% :: Set location to look for files (c:\main) :: and filename (filename.ext) below :: ****************************** :: IMPORTANT: THE EXTENTION FROM :: THE FILE MUST **NOT** BE AN :: AN EXECUTABLE (COM EXE or BAT) :: ****************************** dir/b/s/a-d c:\main\filename.ext> %TEMP%.\T1.BAT ctty nul %COMSPEC% /c %TEMP%.\T1.BAT > %TEMP%.\T2.DAT ctty con FIND "\" < %TEMP%.\T2.DAT > %TEMP%.\T1.BAT call %TEMP%.\T1.BAT for %%? in (T1.BAT T2.DAT) do del %TEMP%.\%%? :eof ===== BATCH SCRIPT END ===== Watch out for line wrapping! The script is de-activated. When you run it, it will display a demonstration of the actions it would take if active. If those are the intented actions, activate the script (read commented lines to do so). That script is for Win9x/DOS only, not NT systems. On those, use this: for /R %I in (.\filename.ext) do if exist %I del %I That would be run from the command prompt, under the directory where the files to be deleted are (it will look on subdirectories). If you intend to put that into a batch file, replace %I for %%I -- Leonardo Pignataro - Secret_Doom -- secret_doom@hotmail.com www.batch.hpg.com.br