Thanks Rowena
A command like this worked for the temp pdfs that I don't need.
`system "del sometempfile.pdf"`
How about the therion.log and .xtherion.dat files?
They seem to be created after the last line in thconfig is executed so they can't be deleted with "system ..."
One solution that comes to mind is to create a batch file that waits for a couple of seconds and then deletes those two files after therion has finished with them. There is probably a cleaner solution though.
Which raises the next question 
I tried the batch file approach with this command
`system "start removefiles.bat"`
The file removefiles.bat sleeps for 5 seconds and then tries to delete therion.log. The thing is that I might be using `system start...` incorrectly because Therion still waits for it to finish.
Vladimir
----- Цитат от rowena_l@tpg.com.au, на 14.11.2014 в 01:48 -----
Hi Vladmir,You can put commands in your thconfig file to delete the unwanted files after the "export" command.Therion Book, page 46:‘system’Allows to execute system commands during therion compilation. 53 Normally Therionwaits until the subprocess is finished. If you want to continue compilation without break,use <command> & syntax on Linux and start <command> syntax on Windows.Regards,Rowena
----- Original Message -----From:"List for Therion users" <therion@speleo.sk>To:"therion@speleo.sk " <therion@speleo.sk>Cc:Sent:Thu, 13 Nov 2014 14:28:48 -0000Subject:[Therion] Cleaning up folders and temp files
Hi
After I compile a project I end up with several files that I don't need like:
.xtherion.dat - don't know what it is
therion.log
and a couple of temp PDFs that I compile and then merge into a final PDF that contains both plan and elevation
Is there a way to delete all of those or at least prevent therion from generating them? I don't really look at the therion.log file.
In the examples I see commands like:
#!CLEAN rabbit.lox rabbit-plan.pdf rabbit-xelev.pdf
but it doesn't seem to do anything and uncommenting it causes an error.
Vladimir