Incorrect Character Print out

I have through eprint to print out Chinese character on the Tiltle and content, but the print out was dispalyed some of unexpected symbols. And after I logon to eprint website, the Chinese character title can be display correctly, Could you help me to solve it? Thanks
Printer MODEL:MFP1536-DNF

Hi,
Most likely due to fonts. Your machine may have those fonts therefore you can see properly BUT the ePrint may not. My suggestion: change to another font and try again.
Regards,
BH
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