Printing in foreign languages works fine but does depend heavily on how you data is presented and also how the fonts are set up. We have printed in a variety of languages including Russian, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese as well as all (well most of!) the European languages. If the data you are inputting uses Unicode then it really is just a case of buying the right fonts and then setting them up in XPP so all other fonts have access to them. This is a bit of a dark art but the fonts manual does guide you through it, however you may need to buy in some Professional Services to sort, in particular if there is no-one in your organisation who has dealt with installing fonts before.

Printing in foreign languages works fine but does depend heavily on how you data is presented and also how the fonts are set up. We have printed in a variety of languages including Russian, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese as well as all (well most of!) the European languages. If the data you are inputting uses Unicode then it really is just a case of buying the right fonts and then setting them up in XPP so all other fonts have access to them. This is a bit of a dark art but the fonts manual does guide you through it, however you may need to buy in some Professional Services to sort, in particular if there is no-one in your organisation who has dealt with installing fonts before.