SAP Korean Language & Printing

Hi. we are having SAP 4.7 x220 ... Non Unicode... we already installing and import Korean Languange..
able to logn as korean..
come to printing, it using KPSAWIN...
looking from this notes :
Note 54059 - Korean Installation Guide
Note 750219 - Unicode UTF-8 printing with HP printers
Note 724084 - SAP NetWeaver information for Asian language versions
from that notes.. say that korean printing can be done by having korean front end.
any body can give me any hints / clarification on it ?
seem i cant find any information on OSS notes.

Hi,
Unicode would be highly recommended in your case.
However you should be able to print Korean data when using KPSAPWIN and logon with Korean (please check e.g. SAP note 83502).
Best regards,
Nils Buerckel

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Environment:
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news:[email protected]...
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http://www.tangosol.com
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