From: rejekto69@gmail.com   
      
   On Friday, December 7, 2012 5:24:42 PM UTC-6, Guy wrote:   
   > REJEKTO wrote:   
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   > > I have manage to finally parse a file to the barest. All I have   
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   > > now is the following samples:   
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   > > (W3SVC/34945844)   
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   > > (W3SVC/54452847)   
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   > > (W3SVC/14932848)   
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   > > (W3SVC/34932849)   
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   > > I would like to go one more step further and parse everything out   
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   > > except the (site) numbers.   
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   > > The result would be directed to a txt file and only shows the site   
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   > > #. Line by line with no spaces. Example below.   
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   > > 34945844   
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   > > 54452847   
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   > > 14932848   
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   > > 34932849   
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   > Try...   
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   > FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=/)" %I IN (file) DO @ECHO %I   
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   > $ TYPE file   
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   > (W3SVC/34945844)   
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   > (W3SVC/54452847)   
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   > (W3SVC/14932848)   
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   > (W3SVC/34932849)   
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   > $ FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=/)" %I IN (file) DO @ECHO %I   
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   > 34945844   
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   > 54452847   
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   > 14932848   
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   > 34932849   
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   > $   
      
   Works like a charm! Thank you very much Guy!   
      
   Funny I've been using tokens and delim for part of my code on this exercise   
   but obviously haven't grasp it nearly well enough. This definitely got me on   
   the right track on using the syntax.   
      
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