I'm going to start this with an Arabic phrase as it appears on a Mac in TextEdit (RTF):
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RTL languages
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Re: RTL languages
Here is my test stack.
The text is Left-Aligned. I suspect that is because the default text-alignment of a field is set to Left.
However; the original Arabic text in the RTF file was incorrectly aligned
(when I pasted it there from Google translate).
Pasting properly aligned Arabic text . . .
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Works!
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The text is Left-Aligned. I suspect that is because the default text-alignment of a field is set to Left.
However; the original Arabic text in the RTF file was incorrectly aligned
(when I pasted it there from Google translate).
Pasting properly aligned Arabic text . . .
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Works!
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Re: RTL languages
Certainly, with my stack, where the field was a bog-basic, left-aligned setup, the text-alignment
after pasting seems to have "travelled" along with the pasted text.
after pasting seems to have "travelled" along with the pasted text.