Good luck! When you come back, if you decide to post again, you will save yourself (and other monks) a lot of trouble by putting your code and data inside of <code> .... </code> tags. Check out the Markup in the Monastery page, and when you want to post some code, just type this into the text-input box: 
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</code>

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And then paste your code (or data) from a terminal window or editing tool into the blank space between those tags. No need to do special stuff with angle brackets, line breaks, ampersands or any of the stuff that would normally screw up an HTML display. Works like a charm.

In reply to Re^3: input tab delimited file by graff
in thread input tab delimited file by libmonk

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