Since people have jumped into the issue of characters sets I would refer people to a subsection of localiz(s)ation pages that I have worked on for GE, and also the page on font rendering: http://wiki.bebits.com/page/CharacterSetEncodings http://wiki.bebits.com/page/FontRendering | Hm... If there's anyone volunteering to design a CJK font with the | 2.500 or so essential glyphs for Korean and the 10.000 or so essential | glyphs for Chinese and Japanese, I'd like to meet him/her :-)) | | Philipp There are already free unicode fonts in development. http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeunifont/ Although I would willingly lend my hand and scanner to creating a CJK font, I unfortunately don't (yet) have the arcane knowledge for creating a good looking, scalable, and small (relatively speaking) font from those images. I am familiar with nearly all of the korean syllables. I know more of the simplified chinese characters than the traditional characters. I have only recently begun my study of japanese characters so my form is rather poor for them. If someone were interested in working with me I can scan high resolution images and pass them on. Then again, it'd probably be better to have a native create the characters because I may miss some nuance and my knowledge of the character set is admittedly incomplete. It's probably not the best use of my skills either, since I think development is in more demand here. Andrew