M@lik you are a star !!! 
I don't know where you found that but I have been reading up on regular expressions and I couldn't find it.
Well done and thanks ! I am going to experiment with it now and will report back.
I will also tell Tape the problem is solved.
Thanks.
EDIT..
Your code works M@lik !
I am trying to mix the two so I get 1 instance of consecutive characters and only up to 2 within a line (just for experimental purposes) so I understand it right.
I tried this amongst many others. I know I am retarded and it will be something like a format issue. :p
mp32.exe ?u?u?u?u | sed.exe "/\([A-Z]\)\1\|\(.\).*\1.*\1/d" >> wordlist1.txt
As far as I know...
mp32.exe ?u?u?u?u = Use mask processor to generate 4 upper.
sed.exe = Use Sed to filter
/\([A-Z]\)\1\ = No more than 1 instance of upper alpha consecutively.
|\(.\).*\1.*\1/d" = No more than 2 of any character within a single line.
I don't know where you found that but I have been reading up on regular expressions and I couldn't find it.
Well done and thanks ! I am going to experiment with it now and will report back.
I will also tell Tape the problem is solved.
Thanks.
EDIT..
Your code works M@lik !
I am trying to mix the two so I get 1 instance of consecutive characters and only up to 2 within a line (just for experimental purposes) so I understand it right.
I tried this amongst many others. I know I am retarded and it will be something like a format issue. :p
mp32.exe ?u?u?u?u | sed.exe "/\([A-Z]\)\1\|\(.\).*\1.*\1/d" >> wordlist1.txt
As far as I know...
mp32.exe ?u?u?u?u = Use mask processor to generate 4 upper.
sed.exe = Use Sed to filter
/\([A-Z]\)\1\ = No more than 1 instance of upper alpha consecutively.
|\(.\).*\1.*\1/d" = No more than 2 of any character within a single line.