PDF font

I am working on Reports 6i. I have report which print fine on report builder but when I generate the PDF report the font gets smaller and the whole report shrinks to left side. I have to print a line which has to be on the last line of the page, on PDF it comes one inch above the last line.
Can some one help me!!!!!? Its urgent for me to fix it.
Thanks in advance.

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