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Issue with standard text

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Hi,

I am using a standard text(Transaction code SO10) in my SAP SCRIPT and printing the contents in the form of a purchase order. Previously when the font in the standard text (SO10) was normal (TC) it was displaying the required text in a single line but I was asked to make the font bold (TB) it has started to display the required text in two lines,that is one of the characters is spilling onto the next line ,whereas when it was normal it was displaying it in 1 line .What I require is that when it is bold also it should display in 1 line. Has anyone faced this problem? Also does anyone have any idea regarding the fonts in SO10 as I have never used it before or how to increase the line width

Thanks

Hi,

I am using a standard text(Transaction code SO10) in my SAP SCRIPT and printing the contents in the form of a purchase order. Previously when the font in the standard text (SO10) was normal (TC) it was displaying the required text in a single line but I was asked to make the font bold (TB) it has started to display the required text in two lines,that is one of the characters is spilling onto the next line ,whereas when it was normal it was displaying it in 1 line .What I require is that when it is bold also it should display in 1 line. Has anyone faced this problem? Also does anyone have any idea regarding the fonts in SO10 as I have never used it before or how to increase the line width

Thanks

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SuhaSaha
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Hello,

My first point of action would be to increase the size of the window in which the std. text is being displayed.

increase the line width

Std texts donot have any line width of their own, it depends on the width of the window.

Please correct me if i am worng.

BR,

Suhas