any tool to add ".com" to the end of bulk keywords?

[1234567]

Hi, if i have bulk keywords and wish to add .com at the end but not wishing to do it one by one. Anyone know is there any tool to do this?? Thanks!

illustration:

ABC
XYZ
PQR
...

>>


ABC.com
XYZ.com
PQR.com
..... .com

 

[yuming]

I can make a tool for you.

 

[WeBuyThe.Com]

I know a great tool called office that will do this
put the data in excel
Column A = ABC
Column B = .com
Complete the mail merge and you should have what you need

 

[yuming]

I know a great tool called office that will do this
put the data in excel
Column A = ABC
Column B = .com
Complete the mail merge and you should have what you need

Yes,I agree.It's a simple method.:thumb:.

 

[tekz999]

I have a new program coming up. Stay tuned.

 

[cursal]

so how many rows does MS office have. 120,000?

I think Open Office has 64,000, but still not bad for being free...

 

[Rushh]

^^ 65536 i believe.

 

[cursal]

MSN or OO?

 

[Rushh]

Both have the same i think, but i am sure that Ms Office has 65536.

 

[aldwin]

65536 even on OpenOffice.

Just be sure to find and replace a space after merging.

Edit---find and replace---> replace all

 

[Ian]

Just be sure to find and replace a space after merging.

Edit---find and replace---> replace all

yes, this is one of the most useful MS Word tool for a domainer...i just like it

 

[sevent]

You can do this easy in UltraEdit. Just replace every new line with ".com".

Replace: ^p
With: .com

You can do unlimited lines all at once.

 

[GenericTypo]

DCG posted a tool awhile back that does exactly what you want. turns anything into a proper .com

 

[Dale Hubbard]

Get Cygwin!

One liner:

awk '{print$1".com"}' inputfile >outputfile

 

[droplister]

I use this

<?
$text = "word<br>
word<br>";
$text = eregi_replace("<br>", ".com<br>", $text); 
echo $text;
?>

$text are your words, i put my list into a WYSIWYG editor and it adds <br> for me.

the second $text tells the php to put a .com where every <br> is. It works pretty good for me. If you enter them in the format of...

word
<br>
word
<br>

the results come back as

word .com

but you can just enter that into the script and change it to " .com", ".com<br>"

The <br> assures that there is 1 domain per line.


I hope this helps i use it daily

 

[prose]

pretty easy to do with bash at the linux console too

 

[scrsteven]

Just open your list in Word, Use replace ^p with .com^p
That replaces the end of each line with .com. I do this type of stuff in word everyday- for lists over 200k long even.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

pretty easy to do with bash at the linux console too

See above.

 

[B3n]

You could do this in vi(m): "%s/$/\.com/g".

 

[MrDude]

your computer could get really laggy if it was thousands if you use a gui editor just to be safe I would have php do it for you