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To: Tim Fierro who wrote (1910)	9/17/1997 4:51:00 PM
From: Sean W. Smith	of 11149

BBB in its own list. Breakouts go into their own list breakout.lst CCI goes into its own list I am working on something similar. When I saw the fine print in WOW showing the list 'does' have items tagged, it all made sense and will cut the manual tasks out for me. I want to do something similar. I am going to write a program that will take new scan results (.lst) and merge them with my current .txt files for WOW. Then I can sort the list and check for duplicate entries, then read them into WOW in the appropriate GROUP. While I know there are programs in perl (Scripts) and Winbatch, it would be much easier if I just wrote a program to do all this for me. Tim ???? I am confused. You want to do what I am doing but you don't want to use Perl or Winbatch. What would you use TCL or Dos Batch??? Anyway here is snippet that I gave to some others which is very easy to do part of what you desire.... This is dos batch with one extra program called uniq. If you want it email me and I'll send it too you.... This will take two new lists, append to existing list and then sort and remove duplicates..... copy existingList.txt exustingList_09171997.txt type newList1.txt newList2.txt existingList.txt \| sort \| uniq > newSortedList.txt move newSortedList.txt existingList.txt Very little programming here, just stringing together a couple of basics....... keep us posted on your progress. I am always interested in ideas that reduce the amount of work I have to do.... Sean

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