Smartforms printing issue with ZEBRA Printer

Hi All,
I am facing a issue where we are printing a 5*4 inch label on a Zebra printer out of SAP,when i Print the same on a Zebra printer the text is Blown up and the entire contents doesn't fit,but when see the spool and when I convert that spool in Pdf using the program RSTXPDFT4 and see the properties it looks perfect with properties as 5*4 Inch.
Can someone give me there inputs of a similar issue they faced.
Regards,
AJ

Hi,
could you take a picture of the label printed by your Zebra ?
Did you use the ZPLII printer driver ?
regards
Fred

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