...be just as well? Why back up the outdated-format originals when copies of their contents exist in the modern version? I'm paranoid. I'm of the opinion that you can never have too many backups. Sure, a backup of the compined PST should be sufficient, but I don't see much sense on not keeping the original data as well when it's so cheap to do so. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

... cleaning the list and do not want to have to dig into each of them to figure it out. The open each DL, click Save As, save them as text, and use a tool like Notepad to compine them into one and edit them as you wish. Then open a new DL, click Select Members, then go to your open Notepad with the edited list, right-click, pick Select All, right-cfick>Copy, go back to ...

... am cleaning the list and do not want to have to dig into each of them to figure it out. The open each DL, click Save As, save them as text, and use a tool like Notepad to compine them into one and edit them as you wish. Then open a new DL, click Select Members, then go to your open Notepad with the edited list, right-click, pick Select All, right-cfick>Copy, go back to the ...

..., not fiddiling with C-like DCB's and API's to deal with a common use of Fortran - data aquisition. Steve Lionel posted, and I retreived, an example program which used only the default compination of parameters, to show the results of parameter setting and how to change the fparity bit, which only (if it works) would allow the status of parity error to be detected. It doesn't pretend to ...