Page size is determined by text on a sapscript

Hello everybody.
I am getting this little problem (big for me):
The page size is determined by the amount of data that this one got, and I want the page to be always in A4 size (DINA4 297x210mm).
I had determined it in the header con se71, but when the client prints the form, they got that problem.
Anyone knows what am I talking about and how can this be resolved?
Thank you a lot.

Hi,
Most probably if you can apply A4 size then it is applicable to the page for ever until change it new page format. As per my knowledge page size will not changing as per text size..Check the Window size which is using to display the text on page.

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