SortAddr - An address book sort utility for OzCIS V2
Richard Linter [70624,414] July 1993

What and Why:
I wrote this utility because I wanted a simpler way of sorting
OzCIS V2 address book files into alpha order than the"import into an
editor/search and replace character #179 with commas/etc/etc." method.
It doesnt do anything fancy: it just sorts the address book entries into
alpha order on the first field (the addressee's name). 
It seems useful to me, so I offer it free to other "Ozzers" (??!) who find 
it of use too.

Parameters:
If you stick to OzCIS default address book (ADDRBOOK.ADR) and keep it in 
the OzCis root directory you don't need any.
But, if the ADDRBOOK.ADDR is in another directory (because maybe you have
a different address books in each host's directories) a parameter 
giving the name AND PATH of the address book file MUST be passed.
And, if the address book is called something else then obviously a
parameter giving that name (and, if necessary, path) is required.

How:
You probably know this, but here goes...
Easiest way is from the OzCIS externals menu, install it with 
"2nd Cmd processor?", and "Pause after execution?" checked. If you 
need parameters and its the same one everytime it can be put on the
command line with the program name eg. "SORTADDR c:\ozcis2\host1"
otherwise, for multiple address books, and therfore different
parameters the "Prompt for params?" should also be checked.

 
Paranoia Department:
I have tested the program fully and it works OK on my system, but  
obviously I can't foresee every configuration on which it may be used
so I cannot cannot guarantee its infallibility (well, would you?).
Therefore, JIC, the old, unsorted, address book is backed-up by the
utility to a file with the same filename (but with the extension .BAK) 
so that, if something unexpected happens during sorting or file-saving 
all your lovingly entered address data will be retrievable.

Hope it proves useful, Richard Linter [70624,414], July 1993

With thanks to Steve Sneed for the excellent OzCIS and to TeamOz for their
patience.