Displaying characters.

Hello.
Well, i know how to compile unicode files (with japanese charcaters). But when the applet appears in the windows Explorer, there are only squares in place of the japanese characters.
Can someone help me to solve this problem? My pc can displays Japanese characters of a HTML page, but not characters of my applets, so it's not a missing font problem, i think.
Thank you by advance for your help!
Ciao!

The question is about applets, not about HTML. So the
problem is not with encodings, but with fonts. You
need a font that can render the Japanese characters
correctly, and you need your components to use that
font. That sounds easy -- use the setFont() method on
every component or something like that -- but in
practice it's difficult to know what fonts are
available on the client system. I don't have any
practical advice about how to deal with that problem.Well if it is a font problem (I wouldn't know about a problem like this, I'll take DrClap's word for it), you could package your program with a .ttf file or whatever it is and load it with an InputStream and use the Font.createFont() method.

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