
The Remove Usermode command performs the opposite function to
that of Add Usermode -- it removes a user mode definition from
the system.

As with Add Usermode, you will be presented with two warning
messages and asked if you want to continue.  These warnings are
as follows: the files "*.MNU" and "USERMODE.*" residing in the
System directory ($$syspath) must be backed up, and you must be
the only user accessing the system when this command is run.


If a defined user is assigned to the user mode that is to be
deleted, the system will prompt you with the error that someone
has the user mode active, and the deletion will be aborted until
the conflicting user's user mode is changed.
