1. A method for generating a text object (T) that comprises a plurality of letters (T i ) in order to illustrate the text object on a graphic display unit by means of a processor, wherein the text object (T) comprises several letters, at least one of the font sizes (w i ) and spacings (p i ) of which are reduced relative to the original font size or relative to the spacings between the other letters of the text object (T), the method comprising: a) selecting a mathematical functional correlation (F i ) between the position (i) of a letter (T i ) within the text object (T) and the letter width (w′ i ), wherein the functional correlation (F i ) comprises at least the following variables i. serial number of the letter (i) ii. number of letters in text object (n); iii. letter width (w′,) of the current letter (T,); maximum letter width (max); and minimum letter with (min); b) forming the integral from 1 up to the number (n) of letters in the text object (T) over the mathematical functional correlation (F i ); c) equating the formed integral with the maximum permissible length (S) of the text object (T); d) solving the integral equation for the unknown “minimum letter width” (min) or for the unknown “maximum length width” (max); e) determining the letter width (w′ i ) of each letter (T i ) of the text object (T) and/or the respective spacings (p i ) between the letters of the text object (T) by inserting the numerical values for the minimum letter width (min), for the maximum letter width (max), for the number of letters in the text object (n) and for the serial number of the current letter (i) in the mathematical functional correlation, and f) controlling the display unit in accordance with the determined font sizes (w′ i , w i ) and/or spacings (p i ) of the individual letters of the text object by means of the processor.
5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the mathematical functional correlation (F i ) corresponds to a curve that descends in the region of the beginning of the text and reascends in the region of the end of the text.