> This is what I've done in response to John Madden's email about the > potential problem with bad yahoo.com email addresses. First, I listed my > users and viewed the html source file, saving it to my local drive as a > text file. I deleted all the code before and after the table tags. Then > I did "search and replace" for "<tr><td> <" and "></td><td>" and > " </td><td align=right> </td><td align=right> </td></tr>" > replacing these strings with nothing. The result is a file with only one > email address per line. Then I opened the file with ListMaster Pro, a > free list tool from analogx.com Btw, sending the 'who' command to your list's -request address will send you back the users list. :) (And if you have access to a... non-windows... machine, you can execute something like 'grep "yahoo.com" file1 > file2' to get all of your yahoo addresses out of the file.) John - FreeLists Staff =========================================================== The FreeLists-Users mailing list Archives: //www.freelists.org/archives/freelists-users Administrative contact: weez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ===========================================================