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SignUp Now!Do you have a file with that name. Get one with "ECHO foo > %@CHAR[960]".Not reproducible here.
You get that odd prompt anytime you specify a filename consisting entirely of characters >= 256
Code:v:\> del /q %@char[960] V:\π : Are you sure (Y/N)? N
Quite right!/Q doesn't seem to have anything to do with it; you get the same prompt without it. DEL is acting as if /P had been specified, though it wasn't.
v:\> dir /k /m [EMAIL]%@char[/EMAIL][960]
3/19/2012 23:06 5 π
v:\> del [EMAIL]%@char[/EMAIL][960]
V:\π : Are you sure (Y/N)? N
0 files deleted
Quite right!
Code:v:\> dir /k /m [EMAIL]%@char[/EMAIL][960] 3/19/2012 23:06 5 π v:\> del [EMAIL]%@char[/EMAIL][960] V:\π : Are you sure (Y/N)? N 0 files deleted
DEL is acting as if /P had been specified, though it wasn't.