Thanks for the quick reply, nbrane.
A buddy of mine finally got his version working, which I’ll post below, in case anyone’s interested. It took him a few days to get it right. Hopefully, this will help the next person in need. Thanks again!

@echo off
REM MAIN PROGRAM
for %%i in (*.doc) do (
echo. >> lines.txt
echo ***** >> lines.txt
echo %%i >> lines.txt
setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
set lines=8 562 598 611 625 638 651 674 676 678
set curr=1
for /f “delims=” %%a in (‘type %%i’) do (
for %%b in (!lines!) do (
if !curr!==%%b echo %%a >> lines.txt
)
set /a “curr = curr + 1”
)
endlocal
)

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Oh I get it, sorry about that but that is a question you need to ask to the administrator(s) of one specific SquirrelMail service you want to join. There is no one but manny SquirrelMail based services already running (usually free) and is not possible for me to give you specific setup names and numbers. The administrators of one specific internet service will tell you all the settings with the specific SquirrelMail setup they support on their system.

SquirrelMail is just one free software to run a webmail but is not a service running on its own.

There is the server side configuration if you want to start your own server with SquirrelMail (that is not your question). There is also the free client software you could use as your webmail with your computer and there are just the settings from a service already running for you to configure your email software on a specific device. Some colleges use this software on their servers and they set the parameters you need, smtp, server name, server port, etc. Some payed internet service providers also use this software as their webmail service but they are the ones you need to ask if you want to use their service.

I hope I provided you with some useful information 🙂

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