Or, for UNIX/Linux, using perl, from the command line:
cp message_file.msg some_file
perl -pi -ne ‘s/MSH/nMSH/g’ some_file
grep A08 some_file |grep LCS > file.tst
file.tst should contain newline messages that contain A08 and also LCS . . . might take some tweaking, but it gets around the GUI, or hcismat, esp. if the .msg file is very large.
Steven . . .
