Andrew

Hi Chan,

I figured it out just after I posted but forgot to mention the solution.
You're right, this is how to fix it.

Thanks!
Andrew

"Chan" wrote:

> Andrew, you can try this, if the programme you installed is a non-unicode
> program (if you program is a unicode programe, the character should display
> without setting), it works on Windows XP.
>
> Contral panel-->regional and language options-->Advance tab-->set the
> "language for non-unicode programs" to a language match with your program
> language (in this case chinese).--> restart your computer.
>
> Then run your program, the character should display properly
>