hi monks Can somebody help me out here... The issue is i have multiple documents (.doc only) in a folder and every document has the following tags:

1.doc=>  writeexcel module.pl     Tag: 001
         Spreadsheet module.pm   Tag: 002

2.doc=>  perl monks.pl     Tag:003
         Seekers.pm        Tag:004

3.doc=>  Perl Wisdom.pl    Tag:007
         Monks.pm          Tag:015

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There is a .txt file in the same folder which has the new tag for the .pl and .pm files mentioned in the .doc files

 File Name ->Tags.txt
writeexcel module.pl     Tag: 025
Spreadsheet module.pm   Tag: 018
perl monks.pl     Tag:039
Seekers.pm        Tag:085
Perl Wisdom.pl    Tag:078
Monks.pm          Tag:035

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So i have to open each and every document and i have to see the new tag and i have to modify it manually in every .doc file..Is there any way or snippet to do it? Currently there are many doc files and there are 1000 of tags...Help out monks

Each and every file (.pl and .pm) will be used only once in the whole set of documents. If Seekers.pm is mentioned in 2.doc it willnt be used again in any other documents in the folder

Thank u monks

In reply to txt file to doc file by stallion

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