Arabic aditing

I have a problem with pages and most word processors for mac (including mellel) is that when I write arabic the corsur doesn't move at all,so I don't know if I pressed the space bar or not.Is there a solution for this?

John -- Do you really find Pages usable for editing Arabic? My impression from others is that it has so many bugs it is not practical. Besides Mellel, other usable apps are TextEdit, Nisus Writer Express, AbiWord, and NeoOffice/J. Cursor behavior may vary with the app and with the settings. TextEdit certainly moves the cursor. You might ask in the Mellel forums if there is a fix for that app:
http://forum.redlers.com/

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