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03-08-2006
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character spacing issue
I have a script that has a counter in it, the output from the script puts the values in columns, and when the values are greater than 9 it moves the rest of the row over, hence displacing the columns. Is their something I can do to make these values fit in their respective column? I tried typing an example of what this looks like but it came out all effed up. thanks.
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