On 8 Mar, Alexander Else wrote:
> > the other day i was trying to convert a .ps file to .epsi file. i ran ps2epsi
>-hand it created a file -h.epsi. now when i attempt to delete it i get an error
The classic way is
rm ./-h.epsi
You can always do
rm -i *
if you answer each prompt very, very carefully. :-)
luke
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