Cannot Type Some Arabic Characters

Dear All,
I am working in bilingual project English and Arabic. In 10gforms i can type arabic and save it properly but in 10g reports i cannot type some of the arabic characters in design view. but the same characters i can type in arabic using other program like notepad,wordprad and winword.
Please advice me .
Thanks...

Hey user562511 ,
can u give me ur email cause i am buliding the same application Arabic/English & i want to ask u some thing about it.
Thanks in advance
Ashraf Farouk

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