Smartform -Network printer format Issue

Hi,
I can print fine using my YPCC default printer.
But When i do through network printer FORMAT is getting Disturbed( Values are printing in next line).How can we handle this? Do we need to do some driver program modifications?
Here are the parameters in Driver program
CALL FUNCTION fm_name
      EXPORTING
        archive_index        = toa_dara
        archive_index_tab    = arc_ind_tab
        archive_parameters   = arc_params
        control_parameters   = ls_control_param
        mail_appl_obj        = ls_recipient
        mail_recipient       = ls_recipient
        mail_sender          = ls_sender
        output_options       = ls_composer_param
        user_settings        = space
        wa_itab              = wa_header
      IMPORTING
        document_output_info = document_output_info
        job_output_info      = job_output_info
        job_output_options   = job_output_options
      TABLES
        wa_dep               = item_itab
      EXCEPTIONS
        formatting_error     = 1
        internal_error       = 2
        send_error           = 3
        user_canceled        = 4.
    IF sy-subrc <> 0.
      WRITE: / 'ERROR in passing vars to the smartforms '.
    ENDIF.
    ls_composer_param-tdnewid = space.
    ls_control_param-no_dialog = 'X'.

YOu need to modify the smartform not the driver program to print all lines the way you want by changing font size, reducing line length...etc..etc..
It's printing fine on the default PC printer, because, it uses windows printer driver to render the output, where as SAP network printer uses SAP printer driver to generate the printer commands, there's always difference in the output between the two drivers.
Regards
Sridhar

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