It tells the parser to return all matches, not the first one only.

If WSH is not an option, you can use Craig's FLL from http://www.sweetpotatosoftware.com/SPSBlog/2006/01/14/RegularExpressionsForVisualFoxProPart3.aspx

lcText = "somebody@something.com     abc@sajkfhe.com"

SET LIBRARY TO regexp.fll
lcPattern =  '([a-zA-Z\d][-._\w]*@\w[-._\w]*\w\.\w{2,4})'
DIMENSION laEmAddrList[1]

lnMatches = regexp(lcText, lcPattern, 2, "laEmAddrList")

FOR i=1 TO lnMatches 
	? laEmAddrList[i]
ENDFOR

>Thanks Sergey! What does the loRegExp.Global = .T. setting do?
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>>Hi Jos,
>>
>>The best way is using regular expressions
>>

>>lcText = "somebody@something.com     abc@sajkfhe.com"
>>loRegExp = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
>>loRegExp.Global = .T.
>>loRegExp.Pattern =  '([a-zA-Z\d][-._\w]*@\w[-._\w]*\w\.\w{2,4})'
>>loEmAddrList = loRegExp.Execute(lcText)
>>
>>FOR EACH  loAddr IN loEmAddrList
>>	? loAddr.Value
>>ENDFOR

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