Chinese characters not printing properly in smartforms

HI,
I am trying to print customer name which has chinese characters, in smartform. But it is displaying with spaces in between chinese characters. I need to avoid that. while debugging i can see it is populating with out any spaces. But in print preview, i can
see spaces in between characters.
Can any body tell me , how to avoid spaces in beteen chinese characters.
THANKS,
Ramana.

Hello,
Check SAP note 1246423.
Perhaps this is simply a problem with the Sapscript buffers. You can
run the report RSTXDELL on the system to clear the Sapscript buffers.
It is a good idea to do the refresh procedures after any updates
concerning font metrics, device types etc...
To do this you can use RSTXDELL report with default settings except it
is better to have * instead of the current client number in the Client
field.
After this can you please create some new spools and the problem should
be resolved. It will not work to reprint an old spool as the contained
data is already incorrect.
Regards,
David

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