GUI_Download problem in tab delimited file

Hi,
I am trying to download tab delimited file using F.M GUI_DOWNLOAD.We have
4.6C version.I have declared internal table with 5 columns.The file created using F.M is very strange.Column 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 are seaprated by tab but column 2
and 3 and column 4 and 5 are not seaprated by tab but have fixed length.
I am not getting where I am doing mistake.Any help is appericiated.
Below is the structure of internal table.
DATA:BEGIN OF IT_FINAL OCCURS 0,
       Company(3) type c,
       County(30) type c,
       FId(35) type c,
       Wellno(15) type c,
       Welldesc(35) type c,
     END OF IT_FINAL.
Data populated in table it_final.
it_final-Company = '300'.
it_final-County = 'Greenwood'.
it_final-fid = 'testts'.
it_final-wellno = '10000000'.
it_final-welldesc = 'tebsbvd'.
append it_final.
F.M GUI_DOWNLOAD
CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_DOWNLOAD'
    EXPORTING
    BIN_FILESIZE                  =
      filename                      = l_path
    FILETYPE                      = 'ASC'
    APPEND                        = ' '
      write_field_separator         = 'X'
    HEADER                        = '00'
    TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS         = ' '
    WRITE_LF                      = 'X'
    COL_SELECT                    = ' '
    COL_SELECT_MASK               = ' '
    DAT_MODE                      = ' '
IMPORTING
    FILELENGTH                    =
    TABLES
      data_tab                      = it_final
     EXCEPTIONS
     file_write_error              = 1
     no_batch                      = 2
     gui_refuse_filetransfer       = 3
     invalid_type                  = 4
     no_authority                  = 5
     unknown_error                 = 6
     header_not_allowed            = 7
     separator_not_allowed         = 8
     filesize_not_allowed          = 9
     header_too_long               = 10
     dp_error_create               = 11
     dp_error_send                 = 12
     dp_error_write                = 13
     unknown_dp_error              = 14
     access_denied                 = 15
     dp_out_of_memory              = 16
     disk_full                     = 17
     dp_timeout                    = 18
     file_not_found                = 19
     dataprovider_exception        = 20
     control_flush_error           = 21
     OTHERS                        = 22
Thanks,
Rekha.

Hi,
i think it is because tou need to uncomment:
FILETYPE = 'ASC'
try it.
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