For a count of e-mail addresses in the users.txt file do something
like this.
find /C "@" d:\imail\lists\listname\users.txt
You will get something like this:
---------- D:\IMAIL\LISTS\LISTNAME\USERS.LST: 1855
If you want to sort the list alphabetically just run something like this
on it.
echo Sorting list alphabetically
type users.txt | sort >> users.tmp
copy users.tmp users.txt
del users.tmp
type users.txt | sort >> users.tmp
copy users.tmp users.txt
del users.tmp
Dusty
----- Original Message -----
From: Gary Mauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 12:49 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] how many people you have subscribed
> > How about just throw the users text file into a text editor and page to
> > the bottom and look at page number?
>
> But then you gotta count the lines on one page and (ugh!) multiply the two
> numbers.
>
> Since my lists are small enough, I simply paste my users.txt file into a
> spreadsheet, and check the bottom cell number for a count.
>
> Actually, I sometimes forget to check the count - the main reason I use
the
> spreadsheet is to sort the list, which I then paste back into users.txt
>
> Gary Mauer
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