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     rmdir [/s] dir_spec [/s]
     rd [/s] dir_spec [/s]

This command may be used to remove one or more directories on any disk on
the local or remote machine.  RD is a short form for RMDIR.  The "@L" or
"@R" prefix may be used to specify the locale (local or remote).  If /s is
specified then subdirectories are also removed.  Before a directory can be
removed, it must not contain any files.

Example:

     rd \tmp

Remove the "TMP" directory from the root of the current drive.

Example:

     rd d:\etc

Remove the "ETC" directory from the root of the "D" disk of the current
locale (local or remote).

Example:

     rd @rc:\demo

Remove the "DEMO" directory from the root of the "C" disk of the remote
machine.  Both locale and disk are specified.

Example:

     rd @le:test

Remove the "TEST" subdirectory from the current directory of the "E" disk of
the local machine.  Both locale and disk are specified.