Creating EDI file of fixed length from B2B

Hi Gurus,
I want to create an edi 810 file from B2B(Outbound) for a partner which has an unusual requirement of the file length. The file length should be 80 characters long.
The Output EDI should look something like this.
ISA*00* *00* *01*041158668B *01*006927180 *110118*022
0*U*00200*000011924*0*P*>~GS*IN*041158668B*006927180*20110118*0220*11924*X*00401
0~ST*810*0001~BIG*20110118*4295914~REF*DP*Bakery~REF*IA*5169430~N1*ST*ALBERTSONS
6002 BAKERY 2*9*06002~ITD*05*****20110128*10~DTM*011*20110118~IT1**1*CA*22.28*
UP007829619749*VN*167~PID*F****FOCACCIA~PO4*35*12*OZ~IT1**1*CA*18.4**UP*003967
707020*VN*12034~PID*F****BOULE SOURDOUGH~PO4*12*16*OZ~IT1**1*CA*45.33**UP*077098
106100*VN*20894~PID*F****SCONE 2BT CRML TOFEE~PO4*24*11.25*OZ~IT1**1*CA*35.22**U
P*004116398356*VN*22791~PID*F****DONUT PWD SGR HOLE~PO4*24*10*OZ~IT1**1*CA*16.46
**UP*003967707000*VN*22882~PID*F****LRG BOULE SOURDGH~PO4*10*24*OZ~IT1**1*CA*17.
5**UP*004116397450*VN*22896~PID*F****ANGEL FOOD BAR~PO4*15*10.5*OZ~IT1**1*CA*15*
UP004116397451*VN*22897~PID*F****SHORTCAKE CUPS~PO4*30*4.5*OZ~IT1**1*CA*16.8**
UP*004116397453*VN*22898~PID*F****ANGEL RINGS~PO4*8*16*OZ~IT1**1*CA*20.63**UP*00
7987940430*VN*23366~PID*F****MUFFIN SF CHOCOLATE MINI~PO4*8*10*OZ~IT1**1*CA*20.9
6**UP*007987940066*VN*23386~PID*F****LOAF SF SLICED POUND~PO4*8*14*OZ~SAC*A*F800
***56*******02***PROMOTION ALLOWANCE~IT1**1*CA*22.27**UP*002056910140*VN*27832~P
ID*F****DONUT O F BUTTERMILK CAKE~PO4*96*3*OZ~IT1**1*CA*60.1**UP*077388911720*V
N*28396~PID*F****DANISH PKT ALMOND BEARCLAW~PO4*144*3*OZ~IT1**1*CA*35.5**UP*0773
88911729*VN*28398~PID*F****DANISH PLAIN RND TWIST~PO4*120*2.5*OZ~IT1**1*CA*20.48
**UP*002056912011*VN*29120~PID*F****DONUT GOLDEN LONG JOHN~PO4*84*3*OZ~IT1**1*CA
*22.27**UP*002056910101*VN*29121~PID*F****DONUT VANILLA CAKE~PO4*96*3*OZ~IT1**1*
CA*39.78**UP*087062500522*VN*29161~PID*F****EGG CHALLAH K~PO4*20*19.75*OZ~IT
1**1*CA*22.66**UP*002056980050*VN*29288~PID*F****DONUT RASPFILLED SHELL~PO4*84*4
OZ~IT1*1*CA*22.66**UP*002056980060*VN*29290~PID*F****DONUT CUSTFILLED SHELL~PO
4*84*4*OZ~IT1**1*CA*24.73**UP*002056912240*VN*29350~PID*F****DONUT GOLDN APPLE F
RITTER~PO4*72*3*OZ~IT1**1*CA*20.02**UP*002056912030*VN*29359~TDS*61293~CAD*SR***
ROUTE666~CTT20~SE*71*0118~GE*118*11924~IEA*1*000011924~
Please help me on this.
I am using B2B 10.1.2.
Regards
Ayush

This is valid rule as the partner might has AS400 system for processing documents. In this case both inbound/outbound docs to/from that partner need to have this 80 char BLOCK rule applied.
What method is partner using for file exchange. In case VAN, you might need to ask partner to check their VAN and have this 80 char BLOCK rule applied at mailbox level. This way VAN provider will automatically handle this for both inbound and outbound.
Thanks,
Vijay.

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