Letter spacing

Hi,
i have one query for interactive pdf form. In our system,PDF form can be filled by xml file.
So query is how to write capital letters with spacing between them in PDF form(text field)?

For starters, you will need to use a mono-spaced font such as Courier. Proportionally spaced fonts won't work properly for this purpose as your example demonstrates.
Rob

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Message was edited by: Markus Ebel

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