Depends on how you entered the data. If it is a fixed width record with the address like this:

Joe Jones 1234 Main Street St. Louis Mo. 63101 314-555-1212

You could save it as a text file and import it into Access as long as the data lined up.

But if you entered them like this:

Joe Jones
1234 Main Street
St. Louis, Mo 63101
314-555-1212

Chances are it won't line up. You'd have to copy and paste it into a format that Access can read, or copy and paste each bit of info into a table field row.

You might have to copy and paste them into a format like this:

"Joe Jones", "1234 Main Street", "St. Louis", "Mo", "63031", "314-555-1212"

Then save it as a text file with an extension of CSV for comma seperated values.

Now I'm not 100% sure because I haven't done it in a while, but if your addresses are in a Word table, you might be able to export it to an Excel spreadsheet and then import that into Access.