Language Problem in reading Traditional Hebrew

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3 total messages Started by Azrol_Lika_Yuty Tue, 16 Dec 2008 02:04

#420

Author: Azrol_Lika_Yuty
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 02:04

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I cannot read a pdf file with traditional Hebrew ? Can anyone tell me how to solve this language problem? Is a language pack for traditional Chinese needed? But I can't find it through the Adobe website!

Re: Language Problem in reading Traditional Hebrew

#422

Author: Beverly Howard
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 13:44

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The following response is from an Israeli Microsoft MVP

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I can read Hebrew documents with Adobe generic version downloaded from their website. So it is not an Adobe problem.

Probably the guy doesn't have Windows Hebrew (RTL) options installed.

It is too complicated to answer on that site, so I will be glad if you can answer, Bev.

Helio

-- ---- Helio Diamant MS-MVP/Mobile Devices Editor - PocketPCFreak.com

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Hope this helps... if not, google for POCKETPC HEBREW

Beverly Howard [Microsoft MVP-Mobile Devices]

Re: Language Problem in reading Traditional Hebrew

#424

Author: Beverly Howard
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 21:36

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Re. my colleague, Helio's reply.

"..There may be, though, another answer. Specific versions of Reader (I suppose that this is the downloaded version referred to) do not support either Hebrew and/or LTR. This is the reason for the existence of a Middle Eastern Adobe Reader version (for Hebrew/Arabic/Pharsi/etc.). It is also possible that while Adobe has apparently integrated the LTR into some later versions of Reader, Chinese configured versions do not support LTR. In any case I would seek a precise answer with Adobe Reader's Tech. Support..."

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Saar Avigour
Mod. WM Forum-MS Israel

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