Chinese & Japanese embed font

Hi,
I've a big problem of showing asian fonts. Somes of them
appeared like squares. I've used an embedded font and It doesn't
work.
Someone could help me ?
Here is the code.
public static function createAreaText (
param_clip:MovieClip,
param_text:String,
param_font:String,
param_size:Number,
param_color:Number,
param_depth:Number,
param_x:Number,
param_y:Number,
param_width:Number,
param_height:Number,
param_name:String,
param_align:String,
param_letterSpacing:Number,
param_leading:Number):TextField {
if (param_depth == undefined) param_depth =
param_clip.getNextHighestDepth();
if (param_x == undefined) param_x = 0;
if (param_y == undefined) param_y = 0;
if (param_width == undefined) param_width = 250;
if (param_color == undefined) param_color = 0x000000;
if (param_font == undefined) param_font = "mainFont";
if (param_name == undefined) param_name = "textObject";
if (param_align == undefined) param_align = "left";
if (_root.lang == "ch") {
param_font = "MS Mincho";
var my_textField = param_clip.createTextField(param_name,
param_depth, param_x, param_y, param_width, 100);
my_textField.html = true;
my_textField.embedFonts = true;
my_textField.multiline = true;
my_textField.wordWrap = true;
my_textField.selectable = false;
my_textField.htmlText = param_text;
my_textField.htmlText = my_textField.text;
var my_textFormat = new TextFormat(param_font, param_size,
param_color);
my_textFormat.align = param_align;
my_textFormat.letterSpacing = param_letterSpacing;
my_textFormat.leading = param_leading;
my_textField.setTextFormat(my_textFormat);
if (param_height != undefined) my_textField._height =
param_height;
else my_textField._height = my_textField.textHeight + 5;
return my_textField;
Thanks,
Lotfe

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Yue_Hong wrote:
> Recently, I am doing interactive CD using Flash with
Chinese content in it.
> Therefore, in order to ensure the Chinese text will be
properly displayed on
> very users computer, I have embed the font. However,
after I embed the font, I
> found that the size of SWF file, CPU usage and RAM usage
increase dramatically.
> This causes the file load and play a bit slowly than
usual. Is there anyway to
> reduce it and speed the thing up?
>

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