I have a file that is out of order.I would like to reorder it by using a second file.

File 1

1 HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2305=27:2307=NAR@4;2306=eng@106:2308;2309=eng:0:21000:2:2066:0
2 HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2315=27:2316=NAR@4;2317=eng@106:2318;2319=eng:0:21020:2:2066:0
3 HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2320=27:2321=NAR@4;2322=eng@106:2323;2324=eng:0:21030:2:2066:0
ITV HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2305=27:2307=NAR@4;2306=eng@106:2308;2309=eng:0:21000:2:2066:0


And a second file

3 HD
1 HD
2 HD

I want to scan file two, and reorder file 1, and left overs get amended to the end if the file, so the end result is

3 HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2320=27:2321=NAR@4;2322=eng@106:2323;2324=eng:0:21030:2:2066:0
1 HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2305=27:2307=NAR@4;2306=eng@106:2308;2309=eng:0:21000:2:2066:0
2 HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2315=27:2316=NAR@4;2317=eng@106:2318;2319=eng:0:21020:2:2066:0
ITV HD;BSkyB:11097:VC23M5O25P0S1:S28.2E:23000:2305=27:2307=NAR@4;2306=eng@106:2308;2309=eng:0:21000:2:2066:0

Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

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