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Splitting a line
Post 302125458 by spindoctor on Thursday 5th of July 2007 11:18:58 AM
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9600012301F TF02FT T03FFTF04TF 05T FF06TTTT
I have to split this line up into this
96000123
01F TF
02FT T
03FFTF
04TF
05T FF
06TTTT
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