Special characters / symbols like u2018u2206u2019 are displayed as u2018#u2019 in the print pr

While displaying print preview / taking print output using QGA3 Transaction with developed Z SAPScript form specified as one of the parameters(say for example ZARMEXP), the special characters / symbols like u2018∆u2019 are displayed as u2018#u2019 in the print preview / print output . Of course similar problem had existed for Lambda Symbol u2018u03BBu2019., but it was resolved by using the font type Helve_I7. But for the symbol u2018∆u2019 we checked with almost all the fonts that were available in the system, but of not much use. Hence could you kindly provide us solution(s) that would resolve this issue.

Hi,
I hope this depends on the printer settings.
Check whether your printer could support these characters or not!
Thanks and Best Regards,
Suresh

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