Do this: When you save the file, choose text (Tab delimited). Some text editors will have a special code for a tab that you can use for search and replace. Using wordpad (or notepad if you don't have a large file), select (highlight) the tab area with the mouse and "copy and paste" it to the find field--it will look like a bold pipe. Type a normal pipe in the replace field and replace all.

Voila! Save it as Links.db (or as .txt and rename to .db).

Oh...I should mention that is what the save option says in Excel97--it should be fairly similar in older versions of excel.


[This message has been edited by Brad Richardson (edited August 13, 1999).]