These options work only at loading a file through dialogue File \ Open. At loading through the command line these options do not work.

Delete duplicated emails

Deletes lines containing duplicated e-mail addresses. The removed lines will be shown on the screen in the result column, with value "Filtered". To store the filtered emails in the output file, it is necessary to set  "Save bad addresses" in dialogue "Save as…" or on a "Filter" tab in program settings.

Delete emails which contain following substrings

Deletes the addresses containing one of substrings, which are given through a comma. The search of substrings is case insensetive. The removed lines will be shown on the screen, in the result column, with value "Filtered". To stored the filtered emails in the output file, it is necessary to set  "Save bad addresses" in dialogue "Save as…" or on a "Filter" tab in program settings.

Use of regular expression instead of substrings is also possible. The regular expression provides more powerful instrument for search. You can get more information on regular expressions syntax at the following addresses.

http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/doc/manual/html/pod/perlre.html

http://www.python.org/doc/lib/re-syntax.html

http://perso.magic.fr/roumazeilles/regex.htm

http://www.boost.org/libs/regex/index.htm

You can find many other documents on this subject with search machines on request "regular expressions syntax".

Delete emails which NOT contain following substrings

It is similar to the above item but just vice verse. The address will be filtered, if it does not contain the specified substrings or don’t match to regular expression.

Remove %20 and also known bugs

This program corrects common mailing list files (with extension LST and TXT) only and does not correct CSV (Comma Separated Values) files. For example, with this option ON, the following list:

Alex <%20alex@domain.com>

Mary <mary   @domain.com>

John <john@@domain.com>

will be transformed into:

Alex <alex@domain.com>

Mary <mary@domain.com>

John <john@domain.com>

This program successfully corrects about 90% of errors in e-mail lists. Testing of this program shows that no correct addresses were damaged, but some addresses were corrected not properly. The program opens a separate window for the control of results, in this window the original and corrected addresses are shown. The window is not opened, if no addresses were corrected.

As an example, you can set this option and load a file EmlBugs.LST, which is in the same catalogue as Advanced Maillist Verify.

Please, do not hesitate to send us examples of addresses, which the program has not corrected or corrected not properly. We will try to modify an algorithm to meet your demands.

See also: Mailing list formats