how to extract  a few lines in between the file with in the start limiter and end limter using perl commands?
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# extract all "words" from a string\n  while ($string =~ /(&#92;w+)(?# match a "word" )/g) {\n    print "Matched `$1'&#92;n";\n  }\n\n----------------------------------------------------------\n\nUsing /&#92;G.../gc in scalar context allows you to "inchworm" your way through a string, as you've just seen. But a more practical application of this is extracting quoted text from a string:\n\n  # modified from code by merlyn (Randal Schwartz)\n  # on the Perl Beginner's mailing list\n  \n  $_ = q{whatever "this" 'line is'};\n  \n  push @elements, $1 while\n    /&#92;G&#92;s*"([^"]*)"/gc or\n    /&#92;G&#92;s*'([^']*)'/gc or\n    /&#92;G&#92;s*(&#92;S+)"/gc;\n  print map "<<$_>> ", @elements;\n  # <<whatever>> <<this>> <<line is>>
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Try winrar and execute the command WIZARD in Tools menu... and specify the blocj's size in which the want to split your file.
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Use the "and" operator.  Do a bitwise "and" of the value from which you're extracting bits from a mask value, where the mask value has the bits set where you want to extract the bits from the other value.\n\nFor example, if you want to extract the bottom 3 bits of a value:\n\n       01011010\nand 00000111\n       ------------\n       00000010 \n\nIn most languages, the bitwise "and" operator is the ampersand (&).
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go to http://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/help.cgi?l=1&rm=show_entries&cat_id=245 .\nYou can find a lot of information about The Preferences.
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winrar is part of your problem.   use a program called ExtractNow, it's free and you can download it from www.download.com.  It works on zip, rar, and lots of other archiving types.
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Try emailing me the file with a little more information.  I have been doing auto-filtering and formulas for many years and should be able to get you the answer you are looking for.
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Limit ( n to infinity) (n + i/n)^ n
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you should research the "awk" / "gawk" commands in unix. they can do this work.  you may also need "sort"
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You can open a cmd (dos) window in the directory you want to list. Type in the command dir>dir.txt.\nThis will "pipe" the output of the dir (directory) to a file called dir.txt.
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Insert:  <br><br>\n\nIf you want more line breaks, just another <br> for each one..
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Am I supposed to read between the lines?
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indent the second line, i think
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You usually do this by using a programming language and comparing the input to a regular expression.\n\nLook up "regular expression tutorial" in Yahoo search and you'll find more information that you probably want  :)
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eMule.\nhttp://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1
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cat the file into awk and then print out the fields you are interested in.\n\nFor example below code will print only first item on each line in myfile\n\ncat myfile | '{ print $1 }'
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format>paragraph>look for line spacing and select double
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Keep track of the previous location in the file with the VB equivalent of 'ftell' and 'fseek' to that location. Can't tell you how cause I don't use VB.