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SAP Script: Font on Printed Output different from Previewed Output

Posted on Dec 23, 2004 at 02:46 AM 224 Views

Dear all,

Business Scenario: Printing of PO depending on the communication language set for vendor.

Problem: Font on printout will be substituted whenever vendor's communication language is ZH. Printout for EN is fine. Preview for both language are fine.

Investigation: I've check Printer Spool under RAW Data and fonts are not substituted.

System Configuration:

SAP Script for Purchase Order

Language: ZH

Codepage: 8400

Device Type: CNSAPWIN

Font: Font uploaded using RSTXPDF2

Univers 57

Univers 47

Arial

SAPLPD: No Font Substitution used.

Printer: HP5100

FAQ:

No font substitution is used for SAPLPD.

All fonts already installed in the front-end system.

Printer used is HP5100 in Windows 2000 with SP4 using latest PCL6 driver from HP.

Printer setup is configured to print true type font as graphics.

Have anybody encountered this issue before. I'm looking forward for a solution. Thank in advance.

Regards

Leonard

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    Posted on Dec 23, 2004 at 03:39 AM
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    If you are using translated version of SAP Script for each language, open the SAPScripts using SE71 and do a comparison of Paragraph formats you used and if their is any difference also investigate fonts used in paragraph definitions respectively. Their is a possibility you might be using different paragraph formats for translated versions....

    Shashi Reddy

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      Dec 23, 2004 at 07:52 AM

      Hi Reddy,

      Thanks for your reply. We have indeed maintained a translated version of SAP Script. However, we used the same font for language ZH. And these font has been converted to Tahoma instead of Univers 47 when printed on screen. Please let me know if i've missed out any steps.

      Regards

      Leonard

      Message was edited by: Leonard Tan

  • author's profile photo Sachin Murab
    Sachin Murab
    Posted on Dec 24, 2004 at 04:06 AM
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    Hi Leonard !

    Compare all the setting of your printer with SAP Standard Printer LP01 .Spec. Compare O/P Type .

    If any thing is missing add through SPAD .

    Regards

    Sachin S M

    Message was edited by: Sachin S M

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