Author: Mohamed GadAllah. Hi,
I searched and read these threads:
https://www.ritlabs.com/en/auth-forums/search/?PAGE_NAME=search&tags=&q=arabic&a... (https://www.ritlabs.com/en/auth-forums/search/?PAGE_NAME=search&tags=&q=arabic&FORUM_ID%5B%5D=0&DATE_CHANGE=0&order=relevance&s=Search)
Does Arabic (display & alignments) still not fully supported?
I am really very interested to go for The ...
... lot of time trying to replicate without success so I thought I might mention it here and seee if anyone else has encountered it:
when creating a new message and tabbing from To: to CC: to Subject: the language often switched from English (UK) to Arabic (Saudi Arabia) (from the second language in my installed languages to the first). It never changes to any of the other installed languages but this this bug is still there in 5.0.24
Author: Sine Culpa. Bump!
Any news or informed reply on that one?
Well, what Notepad does since ever, TB! can't do even after so many years?
Keep that 1 billion potential customers in mind, depending on an eMail client capable of dealing with Arabic or Hebrew.
Cheers,
Author: Sine Culpa. Hi,
does TB! allow to create messages in Unicode, including languages with a right-to-left textflow, like Arabic or Hebrew?
I know, it didn't in the past and I can't find that functionality now. But the changelog says 'Unicode support', so I want to check with insiders like you :)
And if TB! doesn't yet support this functionality, are there plans to implement ...
Author: Maxim Masiutin. In the Message Editor Window, you can select Options -> Message Format -> Html Only and type anything you want, e.g. a mixture of Hyeroglyphs, Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, and other characters. The text of the outgoing message will be in Unicode. You cannot use these unicode characters in Subject or To lines, however. And you will be unable to reply unicode messages preserving these characters.