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Hi all!

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I've tried installing Adobe Asian pack, but still I can't make these character shows up.

Can anyone shed light on this? I'm doing a local report only BTW. Would there be any effect if I'll do it as a server report?

Any thing that could get me started would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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