Unicode characters not displayed in text property

I am developing a web application with Flex Builder. I write
the text for each label using a font called Dhivehi which is
written from left to right, and then copy the text and paste it in
the label property called text.
However in the source code view the text property of the
label shows
text=""
The issue is that when rendered the text is rversed. So I
want to run a function once the application is loaded, to reverse
the text in the label, so that the text will appear in it's
original way.
any help will be very much appreciated

Hi,
I have a strange problem here with Windows.Forms.RichTextBox, when I assign a .ToString() value of sting builder to a rich text box’s .Rtf Property the Unicode characters containing in string builder gets converted to ???? symbols in .Rtf property of rich
text box.
Could you please let me know if Rich text box’s .Rtf property can hold Unicode characters? or is there any other way to store the Unicode characters in rich text box?
Thanks & Regards,
Tabarak
Hello,
To clarify and help you get proper solution, I would recommend you share a rtf string or even a simple sample which could reproduce that issue with us.
We will based on that sample to help you.
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