proper orientation & writing to text file

i have a string like
sample1 = ['Software','UserName','Author'];
sample2 = ['Matlab','john','Author1'];
sample3 = ['c','wright','Author2'];
now i need to write to txt file in below format
sample output format
Software UserName Author
Matlab john Author1
c wright Author2
problem is not able to adjust whitespaces

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 23 Nov. 2012

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sample1 = {'Software','UserName','Author'}; %NOT square brackets!
fprintf('%14s %-14s %14s\n', sample1{:});

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 23 Nov. 2012
Have you considered the possibility that it is not the {} that is the issue, and that instead the issue is that the above fprintf() command does not specify which text file to write to?
The code is intended to be sample code to allow you to examine the behavior and refine for yourself what precise format you want to use. After you have worked that out, adjust the fprintf() to reflect the file identity you want to write into.
The problem is not with the {} !!
sample1 = {'Software','UserName','Author'}; %NOT square brackets!
fid = fopen('YourOutput.txt', 'wt');
fprintf(fid, '%14s %-14s %14s\n', sample1{:}); %notice first argument!
fclose(fid);
Jan
Jan am 27 Nov. 2012
@Walter: It seems like your comments have lost their context. Did somebody delete some other comments? If so, who and why?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 27 Nov. 2012
Looks like all of shaz's comments are gone :(

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