usage:

C:\> RecurseYou <options> <command-line-to-execute>

Options:
(note: option flags are NOT case-sensitive so -startPath, -startpath, and -StaRTPaTH are all equivalent)

-startPath <path>
	<path> from which to begin recursively executing <command-line-to-execute>; defaults to current directory

-continueOnError
	processing will continue if there is an error; default behavior is to stop at the first error condition
	
-eachFile
	apply the <command-line-to-execute> to each individual file in each subdirectory as its processed
	
	
Command-Line-To-Execute
	* any valid executable command-line may be used
	* if invoking a shell operation, ensure that you begin with "cmd.exe /c" to invoke the shell command processor with the close-when-completed flag (see examples for more details)
	
Examples:

RecurseYou cmd.exe /c del *.bak
	* delete all files in the current folder and all subfolders beneath it matching the *.bak wildcard
	* halt processing on the first error condition
	
RecurseYou -startPath c:\temp -continueOnError cmd.exe /c del *.bak
	* delete all files in the c:\temp folder and all subfolders beneath it matching the *.bak wildcard
	* continue processing if an error condition is encountered
	
RecurseYou -startPath c:\source -continueOnError -eachFile unzip.exe --filename-- c:\destination
	* in this example, unzip.exe is a hypothetical command-line util that unzips zip files
	* invoke unzip.exe to unzip each file in c:\source and all subfolders beneath it to c:\destination
	* files in each subfolder will be passed to the command-line unzip.exe one at a time with the actual filename being substituted for the "--filename--" placeholder text, making the resultant example command-line something like "unzip.exe c:\source\test.zip c:\destination"
	* continue processing if an error condition is encountered