How to print Korean Language

Hi
I wanted to print the output of the oracle report in Korean language.
I registered a report with the output type as text , am i able to display the output of the concurrent program in Korean Language, as the client is looking for pdf format, i changed the output type as XML and designed a RTF template and then able to view the output in Korean language.
When i change the output type as PDF , the output of the concurrent program is not in readable format.
my understanding is oracle does not support the non-english characters output from the concurrent program where the output type is PDF.
in order to print the output in pdf, i need to use the xml and rtf to achieve this.
Pls do confirm if my understanding is correct.
Regards
Yram

Yram,
What is the application release and the database characterset? If you are on R12 with UTF8, then your understanding is correct and you can refer to (Note: 778970.1 - How to Print PDF/UTF8 in R12?) for details.
You may also review the documents referenced in this thread.
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Regards,
Hussein

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