I have plain text files that have an unknown number of blank lines that I
need to eliminate. Here's a small sample/section of one of them (the ... just
means that there's more text before and after the section):

....
PAMTRAK FORT WASHI
MTKT# 5544043092119 10/06
^

D10/06/2005
N70020051006
T198.00
....


As you can see there's a blank line between the one that has a single ^ on
it and the one beginning with the letter "D". I need to keep all lines that
have text, including those that have the "^" on them and delete the only
blank ones. I can do this manually, but not for files that have a bazillion
lines in them.

I opened the file in Word 2000, clicked the Show/Hide button and it seems
every single line ends with a paragraph character (whatever that reverse P
thing is called). Anyway, I tried to Find and Replace without luck because I
have no idea how to search for the blank line.

As you can see I'm stumped. Anyhow, I'm willing to use ANY application
including DOS ones to get this to happen so any non-Word suggestions are also
welcome.

Thanks to all who respond in advance!