Doing forms in other languages like Japanese

I am getting some requests to make some forms in LiveCycle Designer in Japanese. I wonder what font or fonts to use. Do I use something that came with the Japanese font pack?
Does anyone have any samples of Japanese or Korean or Chinese forms I can look at that were done in LiveCycle Designer?
StevenD

>I don't know whether this works with Designer. It does work with
Acrobat forms.
Are you saying that I can design interactive forms using AcroForms for Asian users? I thought that couldn't be done.
One of the LiveCycle Designer Datasheets I have lists the languages that can be done in Designer. Chinese, Japanese, and Korean are three of the languages that can be done in Designer.
I did check with one of the guys in the translation office yesterday to see which fonts the Japanese translators are using and he gave me a list so I'm getting closer and starting to understand more.
Most of the language work I have been dealing with so far I haven't had to worry about setting up language support in Window so now I'm learning something new which is actually fun.
Thanks very much Aandi. You've been a great help.

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