Forums Scripts & Popups what's the problem with /remove?

I'm trying to make an alias that searches for the filename that I specify whatever it may be and then removes it, and so far its working except whenever a directory that comes up with a space in the name is trying to be accessed it gets the part before the space and can't find the rest of the path. Is there anyway past this to where I can remove directories even if they have spaces in them?

Try /remove "[color:green]c:\directory here"[/color].

that still doesn't work if the directory has spaces in it...

I type something like..

/remove -b c:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\25E107Q3

and the remote tells me....

* /remove: no such file 'c:\WINDOWS\Temporary'

simply because it has spaces in it -_-

Collective's point was that you need quotes around the path name. Fex, not
C:\Program files
but
"C:\Program files"

thanks, it works now thanks to something as simple as quotations

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you can also use $shortfn(dir or filename)

that will return the filename in length of 8 characters like dos uses and is also valid as a filename.