Tag: Ltr run

• Understanding how to Work with Bi-Directionality (BiDi) Text

  I’m a native Hebrew Speaker. Hebrew, as well as Arabic and several other languages, is a Right-to-Left (abbreviated ‘RTL’) language, meaning that it is written from Right to Left. Translators and other content creators working with bidirectionality (abbreviated ‘BiDi’) content – i.e. text containing both Left-to-Right (abbreviated ‘LTR’) and Right-to-Left characters and segments – are […]

  September 27, 2013

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  Miscellaneous, Troubleshooting and Workarounds, Workflow

  Arabic, BiDi, BiDirectionality, Directionality control characters, Hebrew, LRM, Ltr run, RLM, Rtl run, Unicode