
All you need to do is make sure your MicroStation V8 has access to the same font library as MicroStation/J.

This will mean that editing MicroStation/J files in MicroStation V8 will not require font number remapping if the file needs to be saved back down to MicroStation/J. We recommend creating a separate resource file for your Chinese fonts. The filename and path defined in the MS_SYMBRSRC variable must point to this library. MicroStation/J still requires the user to install the font (Utilities->Install Fonts) into a resource library, such as font.rsc. In the mslocale.cfg (.\Bentley\Program\MicroStation\config\system) remove the # from the following to the appropriate Chinese locale:

To set up at the operating system level (Windows 2000 and Windows XP) These settings can be changed at both the system and MicroStation levels. To ensure a perfect representation of Chinese characters within MicroStation, you will need the respective Chinese fonts and an Input Method Editor (IME) that accepts input from a Chinese character keyboard.
