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|    REJEKTO to All    |
|    findstr or parsing    |
|    07 Dec 12 15:08:26    |
      From: rejekto69@gmail.com              This might be easy for all the experts out there but its driving me crazy!              I have manage to finally parse a file to the barest. All I have now is the       following samples:              (W3SVC/34945844)       (W3SVC/54452847)       (W3SVC/14932848)       (W3SVC/34932849)              I would like to go one more step further and parse everything out except the       (site) numbers.              The result would be directed to a txt file and only shows the site #. Line by       line with no spaces. Example below.              34945844       54452847       14932848       34932849              I've looked into findstr but to no avail. And in general, regular expression       is the death of me.              Can this be done with findstr? Can I get a working example? I would like to       stay away from the unix utils such as sed and grep. Anything native to windows       will do.              Thanks in Advance!              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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