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I want an automatic BCC in my mail and my problem is: How do I find out if the Item is of instance,MailItem (Can be CalendarItem also)? This is what I have so far: Private Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean) Dim Tmp As MailItem If item <what to write here?>...

or to be more exact #find / -name .forward -exec cat {} \; /Roger

No problem.... I'll fixed it with cat /dev/null > filename

But touch would just update the date on the file not remove its content...

Hi! Normally when I want to delete everything in a file without deleting the file itself I do: # >filename However this doesnt work well when combinig it with rsh calls: # rsh loghost >/var/adm/logfile which will create a file on my local machine and then just hangs there... To make it even...

Hi! I just run into a small problem.... My script takes som parameters and at the end a filename Is there a simple way to echo that last argument?? I tried different variations of echo "${$#}" but it doesn't work all help is useful... /Roger ps. my workaround is a loop with a shift statement...

I would suggest that there is something changed in your email client(how to handle uuencoded messages). The block begin 644 filname gibberish end is the normal way files get attached to emails, ie as uuencoded textblocks (or mime encoded...)

Hi! I just thought it was a funny problem so I pulled up this oneliner(bash or ksh): echo $(( `cat your_file|wc -c` - `sed s/\|//g your_file|wc -c` )) Anyone else ??

Oh! Maybe I was a bit confusing in my first post. fblock is the name of my script which I want to modify so it can be used in a pipe aswell.

Hi all! I've written a script that greps for a string and outputs b lines before and a lines after. > fblock STRING -b 2 -a 2 FILE but now I would like to use it in a pipe like this: > unzip -c enormous_log.gz | fblock STRING -b 2 -y a How do I do that???