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mail -s "SUBJECT" nobody@google.com < file01.txt

you may give us an example of the result that you try to achieve and base on that we may come up with a solution.

Yes, it works with nawk. Thanks

Not sure if it is...

#!/bin/sh
for i in `cat file10`
do
echo \'$i\',
done | fmt

Hi Franklin52,
I have tried your code, it works fine with a linux machine. However, when I tried it with a SunOS, it failed due to the awk could not combine 2 files side by side. As a newbie I am...

wow, thank you for your prompt respond. Your code looks good, I will check it then let you know the result. Again, thank you.

Hi all,
I am a newbie in unix shell script world. Say, I have a list of devices in file01 and then also have file02 with the list of the location. I need to telnet to each devices in file01 and set...