Shred -- Written by Jesse Smith <slicer69@hotmail.com>
http://slicer69.tripod.com/code/
Feb 2002


	Shred completely removes a file from a DOS file system.
Usually, under DOS, the del command removes reference for the
file, but not the contents. This makes it possible to recover
the file data using undelete or other utilities. Shred takes
care of this problem by wiping the contents of the file (setting
it to all 0's) before deleting.

	Shred is written in ANSI C. It can be compiled with
just about any C compiler. There is one line of code, the system()
call, which makes this program DOS dependant. Changing this line
you can make Shred work under a Linux system also.

	Shred uses the following arguments:
shred /?               -- Display help message.
shred <filename>       -- Where filename is to be deleted.
shred /y <filename>    -- Don't ask "Are you sure?" before deleting.

