CD tracks list in non English letters.

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Hi
You don't have some unicode fonts!
in order to solve this issue you have to copy
ALBANWTJ.ttf
ALBANWTK.ttf
ALBANWTS.ttf
ALBANWTT.ttf
ALBANYWT.ttf
fonts to the directory <<Hyperion_Home>>\common\JRE\Sun\1.5.0.\lib\fonts
and restart planning application
Regards
Sasha

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