New to Java

I am new to Java. I am trying to read from, ReadUnicodeEncodedPlainTextDocument.txt, a plain text file encoded
in Unicode, then select four particular lines, and then write those plain text lines to, WriteANSIencodedPlainTextSelectedFields.txt,
another file encoded in ANSI.

Using my code ConvertEncodedText.java:

import java.io.*;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class ConvertEncodedText
{
	
	public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception 
	{
		File f = new File("ReadUnicodeEncodedPlainTextDocument.txt");
		Scanner scan = new Scanner(f);
		String peek1, peek2, peek3, peek4;
		boolean pk1 = false, pk2 = false, pk3 = false;
		int count = 0;
		
		while(scan.hasNext())	// begin search
		{
			peek1  = scan.nextLine();
			if (peek1.startsWith("From"))
			{
				pk1 = true;
				peek2  = scan.nextLine();
				if(pk1 && peek2.startsWith("Date"))
				{
					pk2 =true;
					peek3  = scan.nextLine();
					if(pk1 && pk2 && peek3.startsWith("To"))
					{
						pk3 = true;
						peek4 = scan.nextLine();
						if(pk1 && pk2 && pk3 && peek4.startsWith("Subject"))
						{
							System.out.println("\n" + peek1 + "\n" + peek2 + "\n" + peek3 + "\n" + peek4);
							count++;
							pk1 = false;
							pk2 = false;
							pk3 = false;							
						}//if pk1 && pk2 && pk3 && peek4.startsWith("Subject")), print, begin new search
						else
						{
							pk1 = false;
							pk2 = false;
							pk3 = false;							
						}//else begin  new search						
					}//if(pk1 && pk2 && peek3.startsWith("To"))
					else
					{
						pk1 = false;
						pk2 = false;
						pk3 = false;
					}//else begin new search
				}//if(pk1 && peek2.startsWith("Date"))
				else
				{
					pk1 = false;
					pk2 = false;
					pk3 = false;
				}//else begin new search
			}//if (peek1.startsWith("From"))
		}//while hasNext
		System.out.println("\ncount = " + count);
	}
	
}

As shown below, I would like to write to the following text file encoded in ANSI, WriteANSIencodedPlainTextSelectedFields.txt:


From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: April 9, 2007 11:28:19 AM PST
To: <doug.ulrich@RFI.com>
Subject: FW: RFI Research Topic Up-date

From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: May 26, 2007 11:14:12 AM PST
To: <doug.ulrich@RFI.com>
Subject: Batting Practice Sportsphere

From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: May 30, 2007 11:53:45 PM PST
To: <doug.ulrich@RFI.com>
Subject: 3p meeting

From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: June 20, 2007 4:09:10 PM PST
To: <doug.ulrich@RFI.com>
Subject: Question

count = 4


In order to produce the above text file,
I would like to read the following text file encoded in Unicode, ReadUnicodeEncodedPlainTextDocument.txt:


From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: April 9, 2007 11:28:19 AM PST
To: <doug.ulrich@RFI.com>
Subject: FW: RFI Research Topic Up-date

Hi, Dr. Ulrich.? Are there any authors and titles of JME that you could recommend for my reading??
Thanks.? Mark


From: Joe Greene [mailto:greene@it.sdu.com]
Sent: Sat 4/7/2007 4:10 PM
To: Mark E Smith
Subject: RE: RFI Research Topic Up-date

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Hi Mark,
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Thanks for the update. I have met Dr. Ulrich on several occasions ? he is a great guy!
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Dr. Hammer and I also have the same advisor from graduate school. He did his Masters with my PhD advisor at Poly-Tech. We have also met many times in the past. I think you will be in good hands down there.
?
It seems clear that you need to start learning JME and can perhaps forget about Windows Mobile. JME represents a smaller footprint for Java that contains support for various APIs for mobile functionality. I do not own any JME books, but a search on Amazon.com turned up what looks like several good ones.
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Best wishes
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?
Joe
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----------------------------------------------------&#8232;Joe Greene, Ph.D.&#8232;DCSIT&#8232;it.sdu.com&#8232;greene@it.sdu.com&#8232;http://www.greene.org

From: Mark E Smith [mailto:mesmith@ABCD.com] &#8232;Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2007 9:30 AM&#8232;To: greene@it.sdu.com&#8232;Subject: RFI Research Topic Up-date
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Welcome to the conversation, Dr.Greene.? This is where we are so far.? I would appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks.? Mark

From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: May 26, 2007 11:14:12 AM PST
To: <>
Subject: Batting Practice Sportsphere

Saturday, May 26, 2007
Hi, Dr. Ulrich.? This read-sensitive run-recognition pitching distribution is perhaps a commercial problem in a less sophisticated framework.? Could we build a simple commercial application and then customize the solution for the Ballpark functions and framework?? Thanks.? Mark
From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: May 30, 2007 11:53:45 PM PST
To: <doug.ulrich@RFI.com>
Subject: 3p meeting

Hi, Dr. Ulrich.? Attached are a few notes from my research of the project docs that you sent me.? I am looking forward to our 3p meeting.??Thanks.? Mark?

From: "Mark E Smith" <mesmith@ABCD.com>
Date: June 20, 2007 4:09:10 PM PST
To: <doug.ulrich@RFI.com>
Subject: Question

Hi, Dr. Ulrich.? Pine-tar.? What do you think?? Would you please show me how to pitch sliders and splitters into this so I can study the features in detail?? Thanks.? Mark
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P.S.

As you can see, my code reads the particular sequence of 4 selected fields, From, Date, To, and Subject,
out of an email that contains that specific sequence of 4 fields then I would like to place them in a text file
called WriteANSIencodedPlainTextSelectedFields.txt, and then print the number of emails in the document.

Instead of the desired output I would like to write to the file WriteANSIencodedPlainTextSelectedFields.txt; I am only getting this:

Count = 0

What is my problem???

Thanks,
Mike