Special Thanks for Xiaojun Li to solve this issue. He personally "TURN ON" a lot of our machinese here in chandler and other places. THANKS, SHAWN !!!
		In Window 2000, there is a Chinese library package. You just have to follow steps to turn on them. You don’t need NJSTAR, just Win2000 to WRITE and READ Chinese. 1, go to START/SETUP/CONTROL PANEL 2, double click Regional Option icon to open it 3, In General Tap to select Simplified Chinese & Traditional Chinese (after this, it may ask you to install the win2000 disk. There are two ways:     1,assume you have the win2000 Prodisk, go to the       \WIN2000\PRO\I386 folder to download;     2,for intel people, you may redirect to U:\WinOS\Apps\1730\i386 to download. you may need to go further to ...\LANG\CHS or CHT) 4, In Input Locales Tap, add Chinese Simplified (PRC) 5, After Select Chinese Simplified (PRC), open PROPERTY and turn on QUANPIN or others 6, go to START/PROGRAM/MS OFFICE TOOLS 7, under Language Setting, enable chinese language 8, RESTART YOUR COMPUTER