Boxes get Printed

Hi SDN,
           Im trying to print few details in the Korean Language from an SAP Script. I have made the changes to the existing script and the Print Preview comes perfectly fine.
        When I take the Print Out from the Spool Request, blank boxes get printed instead of Korean Language Text.
Can anyone help me out with this.
Thanks and Regards,
Manu Kapur

Hi,
It means that your printer doesnot support the korean font.
Try printing on some printer which supports it.
To find such a printer - go to transaction SPAD
click on Output Devices button
find the device types starting with KPHPLJ4.  This is the standard device type for korean fonts.  Use the printer to which it is attached, this shall solve your problem.
<b>Reward if useful</b>
Regards,

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