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DeviceType - SAPWIN printing other special characters as #

tan_michael
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Hi Experts,

In smartform I need to use ALT+255(space counted as 1 character) which with have an output of '#' when printed.

I have searched that it is due to our device type SAPWIN i have to change it into SWINCF which is not an option for us.

Is there any way to make SAPWIN read special characters like ALT+255?

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hedvig_rohonyi
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Hi Michael,


I suppose you mean the NBSP character is it right? Usually these NBSP characters are for HTML.
As per the Unicode chart - http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0080.pdf - this special, non-printable character can only be handled by special Unicode device types, most other device types replace it by # during the print.

If you had a Unicode system, you could have created the spool really via device type SWINCF/PDFUC, which supports character U+00A0.


Best regards,
Hedvig