Form builder Language problem under linux

Hello,
i have a problem with my form builder 10g under RHEL 3,
when i write a simple text with in other languages other than English -- russian for example the inputs are not mapped correctly i mean i input a character and it displays other than expected and in the compiled applet the text is always in english,
i have motif 2.1 with latest patches and bidi and Complex Text layout,
and also i've set the NLS_LANG and locale , but i couldn't till now write correctly in any other language except english
is there is any configuration files need to be edited or variables set , can anybody help with this , any links or docs are appreciated. thanks
scenario
Set locale russian
set NLS russian
run builder
write text and run un web browser
result text other than entered

Hi,
If you used the standard installation for reader, the path should have been /usr/lib32/Adobe/Reader8/bin and not /usr/lib32/Acrobat/Reader8/bin. Could you confirm how you performed the installation?
The solution is to uninstall and re-install the reader using the standard location. We highly recommend that you install under /opt if it's a system-wide installation. Installing under /usr/lib32 seems strange given that the reader consists of more than just libraries.
If that's not possible, you can fix it by tweaking the INSTALL script that is part of the language pack installer. Change line 198:
from:
198 if [ ! -d "$dir/Adobe/Reader8/Reader" -o ! -d "$dir/Adobe/Reader8/Resource" ]
to:
198 if [ ! -d "$dir/Acrobat/Reader8/Reader" -o ! -d "$dir/Acrobat/Reader8/Resource" ]
and specify /usr/lib32 as the path of installation when prompted.
Let us know how you progress.
Gaurav

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