Font size limited

hi,
I am doing one smartform. In one text field when i want the font size to be 5. But irrespective of what size you are giving the output is coming in size 8 only. I have tried only paragraph format,only chracter format as well as combination of both.But whatever font size is used the output is always coming in size 8 font.
Please help.

Fonts and Font sizes are dependent to what is installed to the "device type". You can check if the font/font size is available through SE73 (click Printer Fonts button).
To know which "device type" you are using, you have to know your "output device" (ex. LP01). This is found in SPAD. View the "output device" and you will see the "device type" assigned to it.
When you're in the Font list of a device type (in SE73), you better choose scaleable fonts to have small font sizes. Also take note of Bold and Italics if available. If you forced your form to choose a font/font size that is not available, it will do a font substitution that's why you will see a different size/font face.
If the font you need is not available, ask the Basis team to add it (if you don't have permission). If it's not really available, choose which is closest to your requirement.
So, when the requirement form is very specific in the layout, it's better to know the exact printer it will be printed.

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