I'm creating a macro in WORD using VBA that opens two text files (.txt).  
Text File #1 contains a list of data that I will be searching, and Text
File#2 will be written to or appended to based on what the procedure finds in
Text File #1 .

The parent Word Document will contain a form and will hold the summary
results from iterating through the text files.(Count1, count2, count3 etc.)

My problem is this:  I can successfully iterate through one time using the
following loop, however, I have more than one string to search on, and need
to go back to the beginning of the file to start the second loop. (Iknow that
I can use a nested loop and an array, instead of repeating the code here, but
I need to make this work one time this way, before I nest the loop, I think
i'll still have the same problem of not moving from EOF back to "Beginning of
file"

Do Until EOF(1)
Line Input #1, Data
If InStr(1, Data, TextToFind1) Then
   Print #2, Data
   count1 = count1 + 1
End If
Loop
' The first loop works fine, It finds all instances of the string
TextToFind1,
'and records them on Text File#2. Count1 holds the number of times
TextToFind1 was found,
' but cursor needs to go to Beginning of file here
Do Until EOF(1)
Line Input #1, Data
If InStr(1, Data, TextToFind2) Then
   Print #2, Data
   count2 = count2 + 1
End If
Loop
'and again, back to beginning of file
Do Until EOF(1)
Line Input #1, Data
If InStr(1, Data, TextToFind3) Then
   Print #2, Data
   count3 = count3 + 1
End If
Loop
'And again back to beginning of file here.here.
Do Until EOF(1)
Line Input #1, Data
If InStr(1, Data, TextToFind4) Then
   Print #2, Data
   count4 = count4 + 1
End If
Loop

'When all search strings are found, then I will receive a pop up telling me
the search is complete.  This works fine too, but right now only the first
loop is working correctly.

EOF is a pre-defined key word in VBA, but BOF for beginning of file is not.  
I tried "Goto BOF", and "GoTo BOF(1)" and this didn't work.

How do I tell it to Go back to the beginning of the file?