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Posted By: jnox	5/6/2006 7:15:00 AM
Reply To: vandana who posted...

I can give you a simple example, here goes: ---------- String b = "Hello\nMotto\n!"; StringReader sr = new StringReader(b); ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); int ch = 0; for (int i=1;i<=b.length() ;i++ ){ ch = sr.read(); if (ch!=10){ //value 10 is enter //when you catch the character of enter, do what u have to do. In here, I put character into ByteArrayOutputStream. baos.write(ch); } } System.out.println(baos.toString()); ---------- Have a nice try!

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What jnox means to say is, there is a character that will insert the newlines or 'enter' that you want. Simply put \n whereever you need a new line. So if I wanted to write the phrase: Hello! Goodbye! Then I would write: System.out.println("Hello\nGoodbye"); Similar to this are the tab \t and quotations \"	robosycho	5/8/2006 5:42:00 PM

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