Decreasing font size of the heading

hi
In my alv report im printing the heading ( Vendor Address Details)...
how to decrease the font size of the heading...
searched in sdn bt dint get the proper output....
Regards
Smitha

For first header
wa_hader-type = 'H'.
wa_hader-info = 'Main Headding'.
append wa_heaer to it_header.
For Sub header
wa_hader-type = 'S'.
wa_hader-info = Sub Headding1.
append wa_heaer to it_header.
you can use any of the above options to decrease your heading size...

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