CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF spools too wide

Hi All
I'm using function CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF to convert our spools to PDF and then archive link it.
However when you look at the spool in SP01, all our spools are 255 chars wide regardless of LINE-COUNT, LINE-SIZE and LAYOUT settings. You can look at the bottom of every spool to see there is a scrollbar that can scroll 255 chars to the right.
Now when we create PDF and archive, it creates a very wide PDF document and when you view it as SD attached PDF document after archiving it is unacceptable. due to the landscape and tiny document to the left of the page. It looks the size of an A3 landscape.
How can I define the width of the spool. As mentioned, defining LINE-SIZE or LAYOUT is of no use. The spool itself is much wider.
Best regards,
Adrian

Supriya.ch answer was copied from http://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=796083&tstart=0. His post has been rejected and the points removed.

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