Hi Peeps,

I was wondering if you would be able to help me with someting. I have been ripping my hair out over it and i can't find a way to do it. I have a text file that contains a load of crap as well as some e-mail addresses that i want to keep. Below is a section of the file: 
","lliu5@yahoo.com","lliu5@yahoo.com","SMTP","support@domain.com","sup
+port@do=
main.com","SMTP"
","ishmale423@excite.com","ishmale423@excite.com","SMTP","support@doma
+in.com"=
,"support@domain.com","SMTP"

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Now, the idea is that i want to extract all e-mail addresses apart from ones ending in @domain.com. Each e-mail address is entered twice, so idealy i would like it to do something like: pick first e-mail address => write it to file seperated with return => skip second, third and fourth e-mail address. So in the final file i would end up with: 
lliu5@yahoo.com
ishmale423@excite.com

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Help is VERY much appreciated :)

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