New methods for rejecting narrowband interference and jamming in DS/SS communication system are reported.The conventional method of enhancing narrowband AJ performance is to place an excision filter in the signal input path to the receiver de-spreading correlator which introduces an adaptive spectral null at the jamming tone frequency in the wideband signal. The alternative technique proposed here manipulates the chip-code sequence in order to produce effective AJ spectral nulls in the signal spectrum over the correlation frames.Computer simulated results using simple DS/SS models are presented and suggest that chip-code processing is a very promising technique and, indeed, has some advantage over the excision filter method.