??????? instead cyrillic symbols

Oracle Report 10g
Friends, I recieve '?????' instead cyrillic strings on Web Layout only.
Paper Layout works (represents cyrillic) correctly.
What to do?
Thanks,
Vladimir
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hello,
check your NLS_LANG settings on your application server and your database server. also make sure the font that the report uses is installed on your client that tries to view the output.
if you are using reports websource, make sure the page characterset is set correctl (check the first couple of tags in the websource).
thanks,
ph.

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