[프로그램] PMMASort v.1.0?. PMMail Addressbook Sorter (for PMMail v.1.9)
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PMMASort v.1.0?. PMMail Addressbook Sorter (for PMMail v.1.9)
Copyright (c) 1997 Gyan Scott Penrose-Kafka (spk@ibm.net)
PMMASort is E:MailWare, which means, if you use this program, please
send me an e:mail (at spk@ibm.net) to let me know.
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See end of document for revision history.
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I wrote PMMASort because I got tired of PMMail not sorting the address book
for the pop-up address book. It is a simple little program which will allow
you so sort your address book by either the alias field or the name field.
Usage: PMMASORT x:\path\ADDR.DB name/alias
To Sort by name:
PMMASort h:\apps\southsde\tools\addr.db name
To Sort by alias:
PMMASort h:\apps\southsde\tools\addr.db alias
You should run this program periodically in order to make sure that your
pop-up address books always have the new entries in alphabetical order.
Hopefully, in the near future PMMail will keep the address book datatbase
sorted rather than just sticking newly added addresses at the end of the
database. But until that happens, use PMMASort.
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Revision History
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v1.0?
FIX: Solved a problem caused by incorrect compiler settings.
ADD: Better memory management.
v1.0?
CHG: New syntax for command line.
Output file no long needed on command line.
Usage: PMMASORT x:\path\ADDR.DB name/alias
ADD: Original ADDR.DB file backed up to ADDR.DB.bak
and sorted file saved as ADDR.DB.
ADD: Progress monitors.
ADD: Error testing.
v1.0?
FIX: Bug when address book entry contained extended information beyond
the name/e:mail address/alias info, (especially notes that had
CR/LF in them), and which had addresses following it in the
database. Unfortunately, this bug was corrupting the address
book.
CHG: Now using different methodology to back up the input file which
is faster than previous method as well as preserves date and time
on the backed up file.