Sure, you can use the API version of MakeSureDirectoryPathExists function to satisfy your needs, but here is an alternative way.
Make Sure Path Exists
Published 03/15/2002
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Delete Routine
Published 09/19/2001
This piece of code will delete a folder that isn't empty in Windows NT or Windows 2000.
Creating Mulitple Levels of Directories
Published 02/16/2001
Function that takes a full path and walks that string creating each folder until all are created
Empty Directory Utility Under NT
Published 08/04/2000
Useful Win32 API-based function that deletes all folders and files within a specified folder
Create Multiple Level Subdirectories
Published 04/24/2000
Single function to create multiple levels of folders
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