Regarding printing of a address

I have Address format in this way
ASTER TELE SERVICES PVT. LTD. Flat no.4 to 7, C/o Krishna Plaza, Opp.Water Tanks, Near TATA Garden Busstop, Chandan Nagar, PUNE-14
But I need the output as a
ASTER TELE SERVICES PVT. LTD.Flat no.4 to 7, C/o Krishna Plaza,Opp.Water Tanks,Near TATA GardenBusstop,Chandan Nagar, PUNE-14
i tried in the following way but unable to succeed
linesp=((linesp.replace(" ", "")));
System.out.println(" "+linesp);
Any suggestions please
Regards
Praveen

Perhaps use a regular expression and replaceAll().
If you are going to do this, first figure out exactly which spaces are supposed to be removed.
Edited by: pbrockway2 on Apr 25, 2008 8:26 PM
@Others: As posted, the string to be altered has tabs in it.
@OP: Perhaps you could explain the input and output formats.
Perhaps try:
linesp = linesp.replace("\t", "");(that will replace the tabs, but not a few of the spaces.)

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