I have large text file where the lines are all continuous without any carriage return. I need to reformat the file so that each line has a length of exactly 105 characters (including whitespaces).

e.g.

Sample text file:

This is test line number 1.This is test line number 2.This is test line number 3.This is test line number 4.This is test line number 5. This is test line number 6.

Need to format it like below -

This is test line number 1.
This is test line number 2.
This is test line number 3.
This is test line number 4.
This is test line number 5.
This is test line number 6.

Any sort of leads for solving this problem surely will help.

In reply to Break continuous lines of a text file based on character lengths by tariqahsan

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