Tagging words through a .txt file

Hi all,
We have been looking all over the internet for a script that we can use/buy. But cannot find it anywhere.
We have a rather large document and an external word list in a .txt file. This list contains words that need to be in the index at the end of the document.
Instead of filling in a couple of hundred words and linking them by hand, it would be great if there is a script that can handle this.
We have looked in to Indexmatic2 (http://www.indiscripts.com/post/2011/07/indexmatic-2-public-release-and-user-s-guide ), but this script generates its own index list and does not create links to the original words in the document.
We have found a script that can create index links from colored words in the document.
So does anyone know if there is a script floating around that can load an external .txt wordlist and either color or add a character style to words in a document?
Or even a script that does what we need in 1 go?
Thanks

Thedesmodus,
there is a script by Martin Fischer at www.hilfdirselbst.ch (a swizz-german website) that could fit your needs. You can download it if you choose to be a premium member which requires a small fee. It's written for InDesign CS3 but it should run with CS4 or CS5. I tested it with a small list of words and it ran fine with InDesign CS5.
http://indesign.hilfdirselbst.ch/text/indexeintrage-mit-unterstichworten-uber-eine-konkord anzdatei-erzeugen.html
If you prefer a Google translation:
http://translate.google.de/translate?hl=de&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Findesign.hilfdirselb st.ch%2Ftext%2Findexeintrage-mit-unterstichworten-uber-eine-konkordanzdatei-erzeugen.html
Uwe

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