How to add carriage return with find and replace

[Quarfelburg]

Hi, I don't know where I should be posting this, but I hope this forum can answer my question.

I have a mailing list with about 2000 emails that are separated by commas. The program I'm using seems to require each email be on a separate line. So instead of:

[e-mail], [e-mail]

I want:

[e-mail],
[e-mail]

So I just want to do a find and replace on "," and replace it with ", carriage return".

The text editor also supports regular expressions. Thanks.

[bbrooks]

If your text editor supports regular expressions, you should be able to use the Find/Replace command as follows:

Replace:,(space)

With:,\n

[Note: you will want to hit the space bar where where it says (space).]

Depending on your editor, you may need to check off a box which specifies that you are using a reg expression instead of straight text.