Since it just plain text I would copy it, paste into word, do a (*) find/replace, copy the updated file, and paste it back into a text document to save.

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There are plenty of ways to keep track of changes made to a text document. You can use the track-changes tools built into your word processor (assuming it has them). If your needs are more ...