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Thanks for the info. But you are dealing with a none techie here, I was hoping there would be a simple program that would do the job. :-)

Something like RevenueWire Keyword Manager.

Ray

Like SomethingInteresting said you don't need a special editor for this, if you have Ms Word the following should do the trick,

Keep a copy of your file before trying this just in case.

Enter the keywords in word.

Go to Edit-> Find and Replace (or Ctrl-F shortcut key)

Check Use Wildcards option if it isn't already checked.

In the Find field enter "\n" (without quotes)

In the Replace field enter "," (without quotes)

And then press the Replace All button.

Basically what the above does is it replaces all newlines with a comma.

If you don't have Ms Word, download notepad++ and follow the above steps (the steps will be mostly similar, though they might have to be changed i.e, the mode has to be switched to Regular Expressions).

Many thanks for the info.

Ray