In this CSS word-spacing example, we have removed 3px of space between the words by setting a -3px value for the word-spacing property. This removes some of the word spacing that has been added by the selected font.
The   character entity used to denote an 'em' space which means equal to the point size of the current font. This may be perceived as four times the space of a normal space.
Look at the white-space
css property
Using
.barcode{
white-space:pre; /* or pre-wrap if you want wrapping to still work. */
}
and
<span class="barcode">*AA-XXXX *"</span>
will do the trick.
.barcode{
font-family:Courier;
white-space:pre; /* or pre-wrap if you want wrapping to still work.*/
}
<span class="barcode">*AA-XXXX *"</span>
external demo: http://www.jsfiddle.net/gaby/Z3gkq/
Use <pre>
when whitespace is significant.
you can replace all spaces with  
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