remove comma from end of each line in Word

[Acoustically]

Say I have some text like so:

dfjdklds fjkdfjdfkljdfkld dfjdklfjdsd dfj kldjffdfdfd,

dfjdsfkld djdkfjdf dfkjdffljd fjdkfljdfkljdfkldj,

fdjfklfjdklfjd djfkdjfdl jdf djfdlfj dsj klfjdl,

dfjfjdklfjdklfjdfkljdklf jdsfk jfkldj kfjd jfjd klfjkl jfkl,

and so on ...

how can I remove the comma's from the end of each line without doing so manually?

Is there such a feature in Microsoft Word that can do this for me?

Thanks

[Meraklis56]

You can just replace the , with nothing

from edit,find and replace

btw.i worked for me in word 2k7 beta 2

[semifamous]

If you have commas in the middle of lines tahy ou need to keep, you can try to record a macro that does the following:

"End, Backspace, Down-key"

Then run that over and over again until you reach the end of the page.

[Acoustically]

^ Thanks for the replies, sadly neither would work as there could be commas in the middle of lines and as the lines are of different lengths, pressing the down key won't always place the cursor at the end of every line.

[ahmz]

That's why he mentioned the "End (key)" part :)