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Address Book utilities for MR2ICE
Freeware - jt@epix.net
Copyright Julian Thomas 1997
ADRFIX.cmd:
Usage is adrfix 1|2|3 [test] This utility manipulates an MR2ICE
address book to put the NAME field as part of the email address
in one of the forms suggested by the RFC or in common use:
1 "Joe Blow" <jb123@windy.com
2 Joe Blow <jb123@windy.com
3 jb123@windy.com (Joe Blow)
you must select one of these options
If an entry appears to already have a name in the email address
it is not changed.
This reads mr2i.adr as input and rewrites it (the old one is saved
as mr2iadr.bk unless the 2nd argument is test, in which case it
will read mr2i.adr and create a file named mr2inew.adr
To use: exit mr2ice, cd to your mr2ice directory.
invoke adrfix with an argument of 1,2, or 3
Then start mr2ice and review the entries in the address book
ADRNAMES.CMD
Usage is adrnames 0|1|2|3 [test] This utility manipulates an MR2ICE
address book to extract a NAME from the email address
in one of the forms suggested by the RFC or in common use:
1 "Joe Blow" <jb123@windy.com
2 Joe Blow <jb123@windy.com
3 jb123@windy.com (Joe Blow)
and reformat all names to one of these forms (0 deletes names);
you must select one of these options
This reads mr2i.adr as input and rewrites it (the old one is saved
as mr2iadr.bk unless the 2nd argument is test, in which case it
will read mr2i.adr and create a file named mr2inew.adr
To use: exit mr2ice, cd to your mr2ice directory.
invoke adrnames with an argument of 0, 1,2, or 3
Then start mr2ice and review the entries in the address book
There is some error checking, but this may barff on some ill-formed
email addresses. Bug reports to jt@epix.net; flames to /dev/null