> I have created groups in the AB, country-wise and have stored email > addresses accordingly.
You should be able to do this directly by creating an address book group for each of your countries and one for .com and .net. Then create a filter for each country, something like If Sender contains.UK then add sender to address book UK. I guess this would mean setting up one query per country, but once set up it should work. Does this help or am I misinterpreting something? ++ Hi Stuart, Your comment is understood but this is not what i require. for example, UK clients will have multiple email extensions such as .UK, .COM and .NET It is obvious that UK clients will use .UK ext email ID's and so, these particular email ID's go into the UK group. My question is, say i have about 2-3000 email ID's all having various country extension email ID's (such as .UK, .DK, .US etc) as well as .COM and .NET email ID's too. This bunch of email ID's that i received from another broker friend who sent it to me via notepad. from this ID list, how can i chose and separate the .UK ID's? Say I have all these email ID's stored in notepad. When i separate them, for example i separate .UK email ID's and save them in another notepad called UK. So all i have to do is use the import command in the AB to get these email ID's into the UK group. But first, I must sort them countrywise to do that and when all the email ID's are bunched up, how do i sort them? pleased to hear -- regards vernon ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.99.27.2 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
