Font size different in different systems.

Hi.
I have a sapscipt form which is printing using font HELVE 48.
In the development system the font size is fine however in other systems the font size is much smaller. ( Note, If I print to LOCL everything is ok but I do not want the users priniting to LOCL ).
The Layout sets and print programs are identical in both systems.
I have checked the printer setup in these system via transaction SPAD and all seems to be in order.
I have also checked the systems to see if the fonts exist and this seems ok as well.
Has anyone come across this before and if so what did they have to do to correct this.
Any response would be appreciated
JK

Case 1:
You must be having the font installed in yur OS. Go to Control Panel-> Font and check it out. IF its not there, add it and the check in SAP.
Choose the path of this font file in se73.
Case 2 :
Use the progarm RSTXSF01 to instal new font
See the link for more info
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/5f/9d6064a7b111d18dff0000e83dd9fc/content.htm
Case 3:
see SE72 to create a new font family in SAP
Check the below link:
http://www.sap-basis-abap.com/sapbs043.htm
Create a new font type with the spool administrator (SPAD)
When you need some different fonts other than those available in the standard SAP system,
you'll have to create those different fonts size manually for the device types that you are using.
http://www.sapfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=258700&sid=e023b90008c9ee1843c00fc3cf2fcee6
Thanks
Seshu

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> Hi there, before I go completely nuts can someone give
me a hand with
> figuring
> out how I can get my plain old body text to display at
the same size in
> both
> Explorer and Safari.
>
> I am using a Mac myself, but when entering text at size
1, it is
> displaying
> larger in Explorer (at about the size I want) and very
small in Safari
> (too
> small to be easily readable). I have done some research
and thought
> cascasing
> style sheets might be the way to go but I have also read
that the some
> text
> problems occur when using cascading style sheets.
>
> I haven't bothered with them previously as there hasn't
been that much
> text to
> bother with them.
>
> Has anyone got any tips, or has used CSS to fix this
problem?
>
> Regards,
>
> Elle V
>
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