Multi-lingual Text trouble

Hi there,
I having trouble getting Director to display multi-lingual
text in #text members. I'm using WinXP Pro and have installed
everything that can be under the "Regional and Language Options".
The text displays correctly in the thumbnail preview in the cast
window but when I drag the member over to the stage I just get
square blocks. The same text works fine in notepad with the same
font. Is Unicode support limited to #flashComponent only?
Here's some sample text that is not working in a # text
member:
Japanese Hiragana/Katakana
ぁいぅえぉ
㋐㋓㋬㋨㌀㌕㌘
Korean Hanja
가儺茶洛漠
ᄃᄫᅔᅼᅾᆔᇘᇢᇍᇫᇷ
Arabic
ةثسظټږۃںڢ۵۳
Malayalam
അങഫമഞഊഋളെൊ൯൬൪൩൨൧൦

Ahhh dang .. scratch that happiness .. D11 doesn't support
right to left text :(
What's infuriating about this is that thumbnail preview
renders RTL text correctly! But as soon as you place the member on
the stage the text renders arse about - presumably the cast window
is using standard win text controls.
Even the TextInput #flashComponent gets it wrong, though the
text is displayed correctly in the Property Inspector.
Can anyone recommend ways to use RTL text in D11?

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