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fixed character width font

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Hi All,

1.

In SAPScript i m using the font

ANDALE_J Size 8

This font is NOT 'Proportionate Spacing'

ie. It is fixed character width font

as per the definition.

2.

In preview, the alignment of data

&field1(35)& &field2(15)& &field3(25)

is seen perfectly OK.

(multiple rows in detail data)

3.

But when printout is taken, the

data is not printed as per alignment

seen on the screen.

Can anybody guide & help.

Regards,

Amit Mittal.

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This means that the font you are using is not available for the device type used by the output device (printer) you are using.

Check transaction se73.

Select Printer fonts -> Display -> double click on the device type for the output device you are using and verify if the font family <b>ANDALE_J</b> size <b>080</b> is listed.

If it is not, use one that is available or ask the system admin to install the font for the device type and in some cases on the printer as well.

Rishi