Hello, as you can already see, i am searching for a solution to find a way to get this: 

Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU          X5660  2.80GHz 
into this: 
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5660 @ 2.80GHz

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I thought of methods like this: 

@CPU_SPLIT = split(/\ /,$CPU);
~ s\ //g;
join (' ',$CPU_SPLIT[0],$CPU_SPLIT[1],$CPU_SPLIT[2],$CPU_SPLIT[3],$CPU
+_SPLIT[4],$CPU_SPLIT[5],$CPU_SPLIT[6]);

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But i think there is a better way... - that works ^^ - In Bash is a command like xargs . Regards Jan and thank you for you help :)

In reply to Deleting intermediate whitespaces, but leaving one behind each word by Feneden

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