Utf-8 encoding issue with foriegn language in non-mac machine

[chandrashekar]

> chandrashekar wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am trying to print utf-8 encoded text file with korean fonts in it, I am
> > using Generic-PostScript.ppd which is globalized with korean translation.
> > I am trying to print a text file but instead of korean font its displaying
> > boxes. Please provide me some insight of how to achieve localization.
> >
> > Changes done:
> >
> > Message catalog present in: share/locale/ko folder
> > Globalized PPD: etc/cups/ppd folder
> > Cups version: 1.5.2
> >
> > http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/cups/cups-136/cups/ppd/generic.ppd
> >
> > Still no luck, need help in this regards,
>
> Well, the Monospace font family distributed with CUPS does not contain a
> korean script (set of glyphs) as far as I can see, and GNU FreeMono doesn't
> either.
> You'll need to find a suitable font (see CJK fonts) and possibly merge that
> into Monospace or FreeMono and use that instead.
> As for font merging, this can be done e.g. using the free FontForge; you may
> ask me off the list if you need assistance.
>
> Helge
>
Thanks for replying, I need your assistance in merging chinese, chinese(Taiwan), japanese and korean fonts with Monospace.

Under CJK fonts there are 3 varieties of typeface ie Ming, sans-serif and script.
which wont would suite for merging to Monospace and please let me know some insight on same.