Harold,
Try the following:
Use Find & Replace to change all of the ... to tabs
Convert the text to a two column table using the tab delimited option
Swap the positions of the columns
Convert the table back to tab delimited text
Use Find & Replace to change all of the tabs to ...
Hope this helps
Elmer
At 03:02 11-06-03, Harold B wrote:
>Hello again,
>
>Here's a question regarding MSWord 2000. I'll describe what I
>have and what I'd like to accomplish.
>
>I have a list, let's say three lines in the list (actually a
>lot more). Each line consists of a short text, a space, three
>dots, a space, and a URL . it might look like this:
>
>This is General Motors . http://www.gm.com
>This is IBM . http://www.ibm.com
>This is Ford cars .http://www.ford.com/
>
>What I want to do is change, without going through the
>dragging routine, the arrangement on each line so that it
>starts with the URL and ends with the short text. Since it is
>a long list, I'd like to if possible, use the Find/Replace
>feature, the "More" button, and probably the "Special" button.
>Managing the dots is no problem (piece of cake).
>
>In other words, I want to switch the first and last part of
>each line in just a few strokes. Question is can it be done
>using the Find/Replace feature and if not, is there another
>way to achieve this? . Harold
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