Korean Character Set display (Fonts?)

I am attempting to display data with a mixed set of characters that include Korean characters. The American alphabetics are displaying clearly, but the Korean characters are garbled. Is this a matter of font availability or is there a conversion issue occuring?

Hi ,
ksheeraj, Thanks for ur reply.
I got ur point.
But the entire website is in korean language.
All the datas has to posted and populated in korean language.The insert of korean characters into the database is fine.The database accepts the korean encoding and gets stored properly.
I am getting problem, in dynamically generated pages, and problem while loading the database values into a combo box like that.
Kindly help me in fixing the problem.
Thanks....
Regards,
jay...

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