Unable to print chinese characters in Smartforms use Zebra printer

Hi,all.
My printer is Zebra ZM400 300dpi,I created a new output device 'TestDevice' and use the Lzeb3 Device type.
In my smartofrms i used the Zebra command to rotated text.Now the smartforms counld not print chinese characters but '#' instead.(style font 'ANDALE_S')
Anyone could help me....
Thanks Advance.
Andy Lee.

Hello Andy,
If you use the device type LZEBU3 with font ANDALE_S, then when you print then the SAP system
send a print control for activating the ANDALE font installed on the printer, and the text should
be outputed over this font.
When you get # during print then this means that the device type or the SAP font don't support
this character(this was the original problem), when you get a "space" then this means that the
font which is used by the printer don't support this character.
I think this can have 2 causes in your case:
1. The SAP system use the print control SF000 when you use ANDALE_S, which contains
the print control ^CI17^F8 in HEX form. This should activate the ANDALE font on your printer.
(You can find this under tr. SE73 -> Printer Fonts -> LZEBU3 -> ANDALE_S)
You should check wheter this is the correct print control. You should find on the printer an option
which list you all installed fonts, and also the print control which can be used for activating it.
Compare this print control from the printer with the above print control from the SAP system.
If you see a differnce then change the print control in the SAP system.(Before you do that please
copy the device type LZEBU3 into customer namespace, don't change the original SAP device type)
2. The font installed on the printer don't support the character which you use. Contact Zebra to confirm this, and ask for a ANDALE font which supports the character.
Best regards,
Norbert

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IF tsp03d-patype = 'YZZX_ZEB'. " device type for Zebra label prts
g_lbls_tot := mseg-weanz - g_count + 1.
g_break_print := x.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
mseg-erfmg := yzzm_gr_quantity-erfmg.*
********26.09.2007 Starts
CONCATENATE mseg-mblnr mseg-mjahr mseg-zeile INTO l_objky.
SELECT SINGLE vstat INTO l_vstat FROM nast WHERE kappl = 'ME' AND
objky = l_objky AND
kschl = 'YNL7'.
********26.09.2007 Ends
CALL FUNCTION 'TEXT_SYMBOL_SETVALUE'
EXPORTING
name = '&nummer&'
value = g_count.
IF tnapr-kschl <> 'YNL7'.
CALL FUNCTION 'WRITE_FORM'
EXPORTING
element = 'LABEL'.
else.
CALL FUNCTION 'WRITE_FORM'
EXPORTING
ELEMENT = 'BAR_CODE'
EXCEPTIONS
ELEMENT = 1
FUNCTION = 2
TYPE = 3
UNOPENED = 4
UNSTARTED = 5
WINDOW = 6
BAD_PAGEFORMAT_FOR_PRINT = 7
SPOOL_ERROR = 8
CODEPAGE = 9
OTHERS = 10.
IF sy-subrc <> 0. MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
         WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
     ENDIF.
ENDIF.
ENDFORM.                    "GR_label_print
*&      Form lesen
      text
     -->OBJKY      text
FORM lesen USING objky.
nast_key = objky.
CLEAR retco.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mkpf WHERE mblnr = nast_key-mblnr
                            AND   mjahr = nast_key-mjahr.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mseg WHERE mblnr = mkpf-mblnr
                            AND   zeile = nast_key-zeile
                            AND   mjahr = mkpf-mjahr.
IF sy-subrc NE 0.
    retco = sy-subrc.
    EXIT.
ENDIF.
PERFORM tab156_lesen.
xskkz = t156-rstyp.
PERFORM tab001w_lesen.
IF NOT mseg-evers IS INITIAL.         "Versandvorschriften lesen.
    PERFORM t027_lesen.
ENDIF.
PERFORM bestellung_lesen.
IF NOT ekpo-knttp IS INITIAL AND NOT
         ekpo-weunb IS INITIAL.
    PERFORM kontierung_lesen.           "für multikontierte Bestellungen
ENDIF.
IF NOT mseg-ematn IS INITIAL.
    PERFORM lesen_htn.
ELSE.                                                     "111277/PH
    CLEAR am07m-mfrpn.                                      "111277/PH
ENDIF.
IF mseg-matnr IS INITIAL.
    mseg-menge = mseg-bpmng.
    mseg-meins = mseg-bprme.
    PERFORM bestelltext_lesen.
    CLEAR mabdr.
ELSE.
    PERFORM material_lesen.
ENDIF.
PERFORM tab024_lesen.
PERFORM t064b_lesen.
PERFORM ladr_lesen.
ENDFORM.                    "lesen
Lesen für WE-Schein Fert.Auftrag -
FORM lesen_wf USING objky.
nast_key = objky.
CLEAR retco.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mkpf WHERE mblnr = nast_key-mblnr
                            AND   mjahr = nast_key-mjahr.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mseg WHERE mblnr = mkpf-mblnr
                            AND   zeile = nast_key-zeile
                            AND   mjahr = mkpf-mjahr.
IF sy-subrc NE 0.
    retco = sy-subrc.
    EXIT.
ENDIF.
PERFORM tab156_lesen.
xskkz = t156-rstyp.
PERFORM tab001w_lesen.
PERFORM auftrag_lesen.
IF NOT mseg-matnr IS INITIAL.
    PERFORM material_lesen.
ELSE.
    mseg-menge = mseg-erfmg.
    mseg-meins = mseg-erfme.
ENDIF.
PERFORM tab024d_lesen.
PERFORM t064b_lesen.
PERFORM ladr_lesen.
ENDFORM.                    "lesen_wf
Lesen für Warenausgang -
FORM lesen_wa USING objky.
nast_key = objky.
CLEAR retco.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mkpf WHERE mblnr = nast_key-mblnr
                            AND   mjahr = nast_key-mjahr.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mseg WHERE mblnr = mkpf-mblnr
                            AND   zeile = nast_key-zeile
                            AND   mjahr = mkpf-mjahr.
IF sy-subrc NE 0.
    retco = sy-subrc.
    EXIT.
ENDIF.
PERFORM tab156_lesen.
xskkz = t156-rstyp.
PERFORM tab001w_lesen.
IF NOT mseg-matnr IS INITIAL.
    PERFORM material_lesen.
ENDIF.
PERFORM ladr_lesen.
ENDFORM.                    "lesen_wa
Druck Vorbereiten -
FORM open_form.
PERFORM itcpo_fuellen.
CALL FUNCTION 'OPEN_FORM'
    EXPORTING
      device   = 'PRINTER'
      language = language
      OPTIONS = itcpo
      dialog   = ' '.
PERFORM lesen_t159p.
x_open = x.
ENDFORM.                    "open_form
Druck Vorbereiten Sammelscheine -
FORM open_form_sammel.
PERFORM lesen_t159p.
PERFORM itcpo_fuellen.
CALL FUNCTION 'OPEN_FORM'
    EXPORTING
      device   = 'PRINTER'
      language = language
      OPTIONS = itcpo
      form     = tnapr-fonam
      dialog   = ' '.
x_open = x.
ENDFORM.                    "open_form_sammel
Druck schließen -
FORM close_form.
CHECK NOT x_open IS INITIAL.
CALL FUNCTION 'CLOSE_FORM'.
CLEAR x_open.
ENDFORM.                    "close_form
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FORM helpdata1.
   *mkpf = mkpf.
   *mseg-lgort = mseg-lgort.
   *ladr = ladr.
save_mkpf = *mkpf-usnam.
save_mblnr = *mkpf-mblnr.
save_budat = *mkpf-budat.
save_cpudt = *mkpf-cpudt.
save_ematn = *mseg-ematn.
save_lgort = *mseg-lgort.
save_ladr = *ladr.
   *t001w = t001w.
save_werks = *t001w-werks.
save_name1 = *t001w-name1.
   *ekko = ekko.
   *am07m = am07m.
save_lifnr = *ekko-lifnr.
save_ebeln = *ekko-ebeln.
save_ekgrp = *ekko-ekgrp.
save_linam = *am07m-name1.
save_lina2 = *am07m-name2.
   *t024 = t024.
save_eknam = *t024-eknam.
save_ektel = *t024-ektel.
   *mkpf-usnam = old_mkpf.
   *mkpf-mblnr = old_mblnr.
   *mkpf-cpudt = old_cpudt.
   *mkpf-budat = old_budat.
   *mseg-ematn = old_ematn.
   *mseg-lgort = old_lgort.
   *ladr = old_ladr.
   *t001w-werks = old_werks.
   *t001w-name1 = old_name1.
   *t024-eknam = old_eknam.
   *t024-ektel = old_ektel.
   *ekko-lifnr = old_lifnr.
   *ekko-ebeln = old_ebeln.
   *ekko-ekgrp = old_ekgrp.
   *am07m-name1 = old_linam.
   *am07m-name2 = old_lina2.
save_lfa1 = lfa1.
IF NOT old_lfa1 IS INITIAL.
    lfa1 = old_lfa1.
ENDIF.
ENDFORM.                                                    "helpdata1
--- Versorgung der Hilfsfelder vor CLOSE_FORM bei Sammelscheindruck --
FORM helpdata2.
old_lfa1 = save_lfa1.
lfa1     = save_lfa1.
old_mkpf = save_mkpf.
old_lgort = save_lgort.
old_ladr = save_ladr.
old_budat = save_budat.
old_cpudt = save_cpudt.
old_werks = save_werks.
old_name1 = save_name1.
old_mblnr = save_mblnr.
old_lifnr = save_lifnr.
old_linam = save_linam.
old_lina2 = save_lina2.
old_ebeln = save_ebeln.
old_ekgrp = save_ekgrp.
old_eknam = save_eknam.
old_ektel = save_ektel.
old_ematn = save_ematn.
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   *mkpf-mblnr = save_mblnr.
   *mkpf-budat = save_budat.
   *mkpf-cpudt = save_cpudt.
   *mseg-ematn = save_ematn.
   *mseg-lgort = save_lgort.
   *ladr = save_ladr.
   *t001w-werks = save_werks.
   *t001w-name1 = save_name1.
   *t024-eknam = save_eknam.
   *t024-ektel = save_ektel.
   *ekko-lifnr = save_lifnr.
   *ekko-ebeln = save_ebeln.
   *ekko-ekgrp = save_ekgrp.
   *am07m-name1 = save_linam.
   *am07m-name2 = save_lina2.
ENDFORM.                                                    "helpdata2
Form Lesen Warenausgang Lohnbearbeiter -
FORM lesen_wlb USING objky.
nast_key = objky.
CLEAR retco.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mkpf WHERE mblnr = nast_key-mblnr
                            AND   mjahr = nast_key-mjahr.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM mseg WHERE mblnr = mkpf-mblnr
                            AND   zeile = nast_key-zeile
                            AND   mjahr = mkpf-mjahr.
IF sy-subrc NE 0.
    retco = sy-subrc.
    EXIT.
ENDIF.
PERFORM tab156_lesen.
xskkz = t156-rstyp.
PERFORM tab001w_lesen.
IF NOT mseg-matnr IS INITIAL.
    PERFORM material_lesen.
ENDIF.
ON CHANGE OF mseg-lifnr.
    PERFORM read_address.
ENDON.
ENDFORM.                    "lesen_wlb
*eject
Fuellen der ITCPO -
FORM itcpo_fuellen.
IF xscreen NE space.
*- Testausgabe auf Bildschirm -
    itcpo-tdpreview = 'X'.
    itcpo-tdnoprint = 'X'.
ELSE.
    CLEAR: itcpo-tdpreview,
           itcpo-tdnoprint.
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itcpo-tdcover   = nast-tdocover.
itcpo-tddest    = nast-ldest.
itcpo-tddataset = nast-dsnam.
itcpo-tdsuffix1 = nast-dsuf1.
itcpo-tdsuffix2 = nast-dsuf2.
itcpo-tdimmed   = nast-dimme.
itcpo-tddelete = nast-delet.
itcpo-tdcopies = nast-anzal.
itcpo-tdprogram = sy-repid.
ITCPO-TDTELELAND = US_COUNTRY.
itcpo-tdsenddate = nast-vsdat.
itcpo-tdsendtime = nast-vsura.
itcpo-tdnewid   = x.
ENDFORM.                    "itcpo_fuellen
*eject.
------------ FORM lesen der Lagerortadr. ---------------------------*
FORM ladr_lesen.
DATA:    BEGIN OF addr_sel.
          INCLUDE STRUCTURE addr1_sel.
DATA:    END OF addr_sel.
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SELECT SINGLE * FROM twlad WHERE werks = mseg-werks
                       AND lgort = mseg-lgort
                       AND lfdnr = '001'.
IF NOT twlad-adrnr IS INITIAL AND sy-subrc IS INITIAL.
    MOVE twlad-adrnr TO addr_sel-addrnumber.
ENDIF.
CALL FUNCTION 'ADDR_GET'
    EXPORTING
      address_selection = addr_sel
    IMPORTING
      sadr              = ladr
    EXCEPTIONS
      OTHERS            = 1.
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      text
*FORM reprint.
TABLES : nase.
DATA : x TYPE string.
IF nase-vermo = 2.
   x = 'REPRINT'.
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*ENDFORM.                    "REPRINT
Kindly do the needful.
Thanks in advance
Regards
Swarna

Hi Swarna,
CALL FUNCTION 'OPEN_FORM'
EXPORTING
device = 'PRINTER'
language = language
OPTIONS = print_infos
<b>form = tnapr-fonam</b>
dialog = ' '.
x_open := x.
I thing its not a good way to pass the Form name to the Parameter.
Try like,
data : temp_form like tnapr-fonam.
<b>form = temp_form</b>
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import javax.swing.event.*;
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Vector textVector;
Vector attrStrVector;
int x = 0;
int y = 0;
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int height = 400;
int lineSpacing = 5;
Color textColor = Color.black;
DrawingPanel() {
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attrStrVector.clear();
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Graphics2D g = (Graphics2D) _g;
g.setColor(Color.white);
g.fillRect(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight());
draw(g, 10, 10);
g.dispose();
public int print(Graphics _g, PageFormat pageFormat, int pageIndex) throws PrinterException {
if (pageIndex >= 1) {
_g.dispose();
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Graphics2D g = (Graphics2D) _g;
g.setColor(Color.white);
g.fillRect(0,
0,
(int)pageFormat.getWidth(),
(int)pageFormat.getHeight());
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g.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_TEXT_ANTIALIASING,
RenderingHints.VALUE_TEXT_ANTIALIAS_ON);
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(int) (pageFormat.getImageableWidth()),
(int) (pageFormat.getImageableHeight()));
draw(g,
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g.dispose();
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Vector cache = new Vector();
float accHeight = 0;
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textVector = formatting.getTextVector();
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FontRenderContext frc = g.getFontRenderContext();
AttributedCharacterIterator aci = as.getIterator();
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lbm.setPosition(0);
int i = 0;
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if (textLayout == null)
break;
accHeight += (textLayout.getAscent() + textLayout.getDescent());
if (accHeight > height - 2)
break;
cache.addElement(textLayout);
accHeight += (textLayout.getLeading() * lineSpacing);
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class TextFormatting {
DefaultStyledDocument document;
String text;
Vector textVector = new Vector();
Vector attrStrVector = new Vector();
TextFormatting(DefaultStyledDocument document, String text) {
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int textIndex = 0;
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quit = true;
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