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Thanks Noel, I assume you mean for me to check if there are any octal
print outs in the file? There are not, and my reading of the rm man
page seems to imply that the -r feature of rm would be enough to clear
these files anyway, which it is currently unable to do.

ls -a and ls -b provide no different output surrounding the file in
question.

> 
> You may find # ls -b helpful.
> 
> See "man ls" and "man rm" for other possible  hints.
> 
> 
> 
> -- Noel Jones


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