Identify/parse content within documents?

I've got a full-text index on a table in which I've got word docs and
pdfs. I want to parse out certain types of content from these
documents, and include the parsed content in the info I give back to
the client.

In this case, I want to collect the e-mail address(es) from each
document yielded by a query. In other words, the client would input a
term like 'indexing', I query the database to yield those docs which
contain this term, then for each doc parse out the e-mail addresses it
contains and provide them back to the client. I imagine I could
identify these with a posix expression; but I can't find an example of
this type of query. Is there a way to do this?

Currently installed evaluation version is 2000 - 8.00.194 on Windows
XP. Thank you for any input..

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