Font conversion

Hi,
I developped an interactive form but I have a problem of layout.
My form (which is a legal form so I must keep the layout) use "ArialNarrow" as font.
When I display it in "Preview PDF" tab, everything is OK. But when I call my form in a report, the PDF file generated is not correct.
Fonts are converted in "MyriadPro" and so layout is incorrect (texts overwritten, text is out of window,...).
Does somebody could help me ?
Thanks

Hello Chintan ,
Sorry I couldn't respond to you earlier, was very busy.
I thought that the correct Context structure with correct cardinality and singleton can receive the data from the form. I'v tried the two advises I found on the SDN (see hyperlinks in the firs post).
Please provide some leads on this? Could you explain in some more details your suggestion about create the context dynamically in Web Dynpro, which Context structure I have to use. It would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Adnan

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Do you k now how to edit font conversion in se73
I can't find change mode there.
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Applied CD wrote:
> I?m sorry, I did a search and I know this question has
been asked many times
> before but I?ve never seen it answered. I?ve got true
type fonts exported from
> Mac to PC via Fontographer ? Photoshop (CS1),
Illustrator (CS1), and Quark (as
> old as v5) all see the full family but Flash MX04 does
not. I?ve tried a few
> other font conversion utilities without any luck. I
don?t know if it makes a
> difference or not but in all cases the fonts have been
from large families
> (like HelveNeu) that use numbers to identify specific
variants, like HelvNeu 87
> Heavy Condensed. Anyone know a quick fix (rebuying the
entire Adobe & Linotype
> libraries is not an option)?
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