Spacing in SO10/SE71

Hi,
I defined a letter with a Footer on an test machine and a production machine. This is works as expected except the footer. The spacing between the letters in the footer differs from the test machine to the production machine.
Where can I find the configuration for the spacing?
Regards
Henning

Hi Henning Schindler,
as long as you use the same font, there shouldn't be any difference.
but maybe i have some points to check for you.
As SO10 Texts can be maintained in each system (Test or Prod) it might be caused by using different fonts. Do you use the same fonts?
I dont think you can change the spacing. Are you using a standard font?
Did some 1 change the font and did not transport it to production?
Are there just differences in the print preview, or are there really differences in the print output?
Are you using same print device on Prod and Test? Are they maintained the same?
Or are you using different printers for Production and Test.
Sometimes the print preview is a bit messed up, but the print output is fine.
I know its possible to change fonts, or create your own fonts - unfortunatelly i dont know where
regards
Stefan Seeburger

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