Korean Font Problem

Here's the thing.
im using macromedia flash8
i need to use korean characters in my fla file.
everything is fine _if only_ the settings in the windows xp's
Regional and Language Options > Advanced > Language for
non-Unicode programs
is set to Korean.
but by using that setting, there is other problem in other
part of the windows.( the backslash \ path separator becomes Won
currency sign).
But if i set that to English. and i opened a fla file
containing korean characters. it warned me for Missing Font. Tried
subtituting it with other korean fonts (no luck) all the korean
characters becomes boxes. and for the info most of the korean
characters are used in the script / actions panel. the korean
characters are fine if i type them with text tool in the stage. but
not on the script panel.
So is there any way to fix that? or any way to change the
font for the texts in script / actions panel?
thanks

These are not font issues, they are encoding mismatches, where names are either not in Unicode as required by OS X or are somehow being read in the wrong encoding.  It is not uncommon with mp3 files imported from Windows, which often uses different encodings than Mac.  The zip utility also botches encodings sometimes. 
Try to make sure all the id3 tags are in Unicode before transferring and avoid zipping/unzipping and see if that helps.

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