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Hi,<br />
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Can someone tell me if a document is written in Arabic would the PDF reader automatically present it correctly on screen (ie right to left, with spine on the right).<br />
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How clever is Adobe with things like charts where the right and left axis also need to be flipped?<br />
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Finally we have tried several PDF editors including Nitro and Infix. &nbsp;We currently prefer Infix for its editing and reflowing capabilities, but wondered if there are any better solutions that someone might recommend (other than Acrobat which is really expensive and a complete pain to use).<br />
<br />
Many thanks<br />
Chris<br />
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Many thanks<br />
Chris
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Hi,

Can someone tell me if a document is written in Arabic would the PDF reader automatically present it correctly on screen (ie right to left, with spine on the right).

How clever is Adobe with things like charts where the right and left axis also need to be flipped?

Finally we have tried several PDF editors including Nitro and Infix.  We currently prefer Infix for its editing and reflowing capabilities, but wondered if there are any better solutions that someone might recommend (other than Acrobat which is really expensive and a complete pain to use).

Many thanks
Chris

Many thanks
Chris

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