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Hi Meghana,

use a line-break "\n" in your print statements ;-)

~sudhir

Hi,

One more way to do this is to set the input record separator $/ to "";

$/ = "";
@array = <FILE>;

The variable "array" would contain your file characters.

~thanks
Sudhir

Hi

Exactly. What you are trying to do is fine. Did you try any such script? I have done it couple of times, and it seems simple. Let me know if you need any help in parsing the contents.
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