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by chawkins
by mark.scarth
by mark.scarth
by mark.scarth
by mtnsqs
If you can;t ge tthe command to output exaclty what you want, then consider writing some simple code (or even a word macro) to run on the output to remove the unnecessary lines - based on the patterns
You can get DOs programs that are equivalent of awk and find from the Unix world - these would do it easily based on pattern matching.
Most editors would do it well (even the freeware or shareware ones) - write macro to delete the lines starting with or containing certain patterns that you don;t want.
by mark.scarth
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