If the text is marked as Korean then a font like Gulim may be a good
choice -- but Word does keep enough knowledge of languages to keep certain
associations from being made (such as using a Korean font for Japanese
text)....

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> Hi!
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> what I selected before in FORMAT>FONTS>STANDARD etc...)!
> Anybody who can help me? Thank you!holger
Thank you for your reply, but it wont help too much
(Gulim was just an example, i cant change to ANY other
language than MS Mincho, which I dont like).
Anyway, thanks
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>If the text is marked as Korean then a font like Gulim may be a good
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Michael \(michka\) Kaplan [MS] - 22 Nov 2004 02:08 GMT
I was able to change to all of the following fonts:
MS UI Gothic
MS Gothic
MS PGothic
MS PMincho
Note what they have in common -- they are Japanese fonts. :-)

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> Thank you for your reply, but it wont help too much
> (Gulim was just an example, i cant change to ANY other
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