The problem of Chinese character Mis-coding

The version of my bea weblogic workshop is 8.1.3(build 2004.0630.115102).When I wrote some Chinese character in the jsp file,the Mis-coding appear.How can I resolve this problem?

Thanks for your reply.
I install the workshop on the window2000,and it's a locale specific one.
I have resolve the problem with my workmate.Just open the menu->Tools->IDE Properties->Display,set the window font as Default and set the Source view font as Chinese character.Then everything is ok in restarting the workshop.

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