Polish characters are overwriting in PDF mail

Hi All,
I am mailing a PDF document which is genereated through a SAP script in which some polish characters are being used . The problem is when i am cretating PDF through spool  , polish characters are printing fine but when i am creating PDF through FM 'CONVERT_COMM_TYPE_DATA' some polish charactes are overwring with each other .
Please let me know if you have any inputs on this issue.
Regards,
Anand.

Sometimes the printer thru which the spool is created will also make the characters print overlapped.
check the characterset on the printerdevice you use for creating the pdf that should support the polish characters.

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