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>>I guess one way to get a list of keywords would be to make up a style with
>>only the field "keywords" in it.  Then do a "copy formatted" and dump the
>>clipboard into Word where you could sort it.  Just an idea.  I haven't
>>tried it :-)

>thanks a lot for this suggestion. The drawback of this solution appears
>with multiple keywords for a single reference. If a given keyword always
>appears in the second position, it won't figure at the right place in
>an alphabetical list.

A simple solution would be to do a global search and replace in word to 
replace all the spaces between keywords with paragraph returns.  Then 
your sort will include all key words.  This will also let you easily 
delete duplicates or count how many times a key word occurs.

Just be sure you format spaces within key words with a hard space (option
space) or a dash so you don't split up multiple word "key-words" 

Kent Lind
University of Washington
kentlind@u.washington.edu