Chinese font in Dreamweaver welcome window

Just got new mac & transfered all files> installed Leopard > Now Welcome & windows in Dreamweaver have Chinese (or Oriental) font! I would LOVE to send a screen shot of this little trick!
Anyone have a solution?
Thanks

Hi eyetoeye,
Can you try the solution in this post?
Re: Dreamweaver CC won't launch - Mac OS 10.8.5 - No Crash Logs Created
Thanks,
Preran

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malachite00 wrote:
> Thanks David. So is there any way around having to embed
the font when
> rotating text?
Not that I know of. Your problem is that you're loading the
content
dynamically, so you have no idea what it will contain.
There's normally
no need to embed Japanese fonts for a Japanese audience,
because they
already have the main fonts, such as Mincho, Gothic, or Osaka
on their
machine. Perhaps you'll just have to give up the idea of
rotation.
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Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

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