Middle-eastern languages

hi, we are not able to create content in middle-eastern languages.
We download the tutorials. we don't have the options that are shown there.
the Paragraph panel menu does not have "Adobe World-Ready Paragraph Composer" option.
The paragraph panel doesn't have all the options that we need for middle-eastern languages.

>create content in middle-eastern languages
You need to ask in the forum for the program you are using
This forum is about the Cloud as a delivery process, not about using individual programs
If you start at the Forums Index http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa
You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe product(s) you use
Click the "down arrow" symbol on the right (where it says ALL FORUMS) to open the drop down list and scroll
Or, http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/change-installed-language.html may help

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I need to create Arabic and Farsi brochures in InDesign CS6. Does anyone know where I can get a plug-in to make Middle Eastern languages work correctly from right to left?

With CS6 you have to pay extra for these plugins.
With the CC you can download different ME versions to add their functionality.

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how to enable illustrator cs6 to support middle east?
i have enable this option on photoshop cs6 and in InDesign cs6
but not in illustrator cs6,
please help
(i download the master collection cs6 trial version)

I know in In Design you can have a template file set up with a right to left text box which can be copied into any version of In Design and used for Arabic text.
If you can get hold of an Illustrator file set up in the ME version this may work too.
I only rarely typeset Arabic in small quantitys so this is a good workaround for me.
All the download links are now broken by the way Ivan =)
Nick
There are plugins available also for non ME versions which will help you if your budget won't stretch to another full adobe release;
Multi language text input and editing, ScribeDOOR for Adobe Illustrator CS5.1 and CS6;
http://www.winsoft-international.com/en/downloads/print-free-downloads.html
World Tools from in-tools.com provides the same functionality for In Design;
http://www.in-tools.com/products/plugins/world-tools/
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Direction of middle eastern languages in properties file

Hi,
I am hoping someone can point me to an authoritative source or document specifying which direction the Hebrew / Arabic / Farsi text should be entered in java properties files. That is, does it follow the natural direction of the script (right-to-left) or does it follow the direction of key (left-to-right)? I have tried searching without much luck.
For example:
sample.properties
# english properties file
sample.text=hellosample_he.properties (for the purposes of demonstration I am using english characters, in reality this would be the Hebrew and escaped)
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# hebrew properties file using the english direction (left-to-right)
sample.text=shalomthanks in advance,
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Why don't you just do a test? It's a simple matter of applying a few Arabic strings to a properties file and checking how it looks in the UI.
Or try thinking about it for a couple of seconds - how would a translator (anybody creating the bidi localized versions) create the left-to-right version you describe?
Anyway, the answer is that bidi text in properties files is entered and stored the way bidi text is entered and stored in any other normal text file.

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I am doing an art project that uses Middle Eastern languages. I have Photoshop CC but the installation link is greyed out. HELP! Thanks!!

Thanks! I don't want to change the basic language from English, but I need middle eastern fonts to do this project. I went to the "type" menu and clicked on "language options." It is set to default and everything except "East Asian Features" is greyed out.
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I installed Adobe Creative Suit CS4 but It is not Middle Eastern version. Can I install any Path to convert it? Can you show me a Download link for Downloading Adobe Creative Suit CS4 ME ?
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No, I mean is not Interface and I want to write in documents and it can't support Middle Eastern languages
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Do we have a Middle Eastern version?

I wanna buy Creative Cloud but I don't know if I can use Persian and Arabic font on it. I had Middle Eastern version of CS2, do we have the same thing with new Photoshop?

Hi Farzan,
You have access to Middle Eastern Languages in Photoshop Creative Cloud.
Please refer to link below how to activate it once you have purchased it.
Photoshop Help | Arabic and Hebrew type | CC, CS6
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md

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I am a new subscriber of Creative Cloud I have downlowded a copy in my PC laptop I have a problem of using Middle-Eastern Languages in my Photoshop CS6.
I followed the help search and see there are options to use these languages but it doesen;t show in my paragraph styles. can you help please. it doesen't show the RTL keys to choose from.

Did you try setting the preferences to Middle Eastern?
To reveal Middle Eastern type options in the Photoshop interface, do the following:
Choose Edit > Preferences > Type (Windows) or Photoshop > Preferences > Type (Mac OS).
In the Text Engine Options section, select Middle Eastern.
Click OK, and restart Photoshop.
Choose Type > Language Options > Middle Eastern features.
More details here: http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/arabic-hebrew.html

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Request for Feature of Next Version of Indesign Middle Eastern Version
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Safwan

Ooh, InPage! I'm so glad that I don't have to work in InPage anymore.
However, that feature that you're looking for was actually a good one. It won't do you any good to ask for it here, though; you want to go straight to WinSoft. They make the ME edition, not Adobe.
However: World Tools suite from in-tools.com has the feature "Apply Latin Character Style" which does what you want, more or less. The main paragraph style would be an Urdu RTL style, unlike your InPage example. Unfortunately, going in "the other direction" World Tools only has "apply Hebrew character style." It's still worth a look for you, I think.

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I'm in the process of upgrading my Photoshop CS5 (yeh, i know...) to CS6. I need the Middle Eastern version because some of my designs include Hebrew. My Q is: at this point Adobe lets me choose Arabic-English BUT no Hebrew!! - Is that the same thing since both languages are written RTL? or do I need to search for an only Hebrew version?
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In the CC you can add any language without additional cost and change the platform any time you want.
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Creative Suite 5.5 design standard middle eastern

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The company I work with her, a few years ago bought this product:
Creative Suite 5.5 design standard middle eastern.
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I have a serial number.
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Amit

Thank you,
Please look at http://prodesigntools.com/all-adobe-cs5-direct-download-links.html/comment-page-1#comments
comment 1:
LS1 – English (US / International)
LS2 – Japanese only
LS3 – Chinese Simplified & Traditional / Korean
LS4 – Western / (Northern) Europe languages such as Danish, French, Italian, Portugese, Dutch, Finnish, German, Norwegian, Swedish* etc (Look at LS5 for Swedish notes)
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I should add that I downloaded via the FTP link from Adobe, rather than with the Download Manager, which I never was able to get to work for me (it would get to the end of the download and fail—tried oodles of times).
I have been given to understand though that it's the same download, so that shouldn't be an issue.
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I've tried Adobe chat support for help with this, but didn't receive much help (he wanted me to call InDesign product support, but my 90 days are well past).

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Do I need the Middle Eastern edition of InDesign CS6 for use with Hebrew?

Hi, all.
Yesterday I upgraded from InDesign CS5.5 to CS6 thinking that I would get full Hebrew support. I've not even installed it yet, but as I dug around on the forums and other internet sights, it seems that the regular CS6 version (USA) has "hobbled" Hebrew support, but if you want the real thing, you need to get a Middle Eastern edition. Is that right? For example, http://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/arabic-hebrew.html says this under the heading "Default Fonts":
When you install a Middle Eastern or North African version, the default typing font is set to the installation-specific language, by default. For example, if you have installed the English/Arabic-enabled version, the default typing font is set to Adobe Arabic. Similarly, if you have installed the English/Hebrew-enabled version, the default typing font is set to Adobe Hebrew (or Myriad Hebrew in Photoshop).
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And while we're at it, under what circumstances does one need the In Tools plug-in for Hebrew if CS6 is what is being used? Or is there even a CS6 version of plug-in for ID CS6?
Thanks!

@Peter Spier: I think it's called MENA (Middle East / North Africa).
@Everyone: It may well be that Adobe is not offering the MENA version of CS6 anymore. I got this note from Cavalier Technical Services after I specifically requested a quote for ID CS6 Middle East version (link in earlier post): "There is no longer any CS6. They only access to Indesign – including languages – is through the creative cloud. However, you do not need to purchase (actually subscribe for the year) the entire package. We can offer you only Indesign for Cloud for $269.00 per year currently."
I plan to give up on InDesign CS6 ME (or "MENA"), and just try to use www.in-tools.com's plug-in and see how it goes. I guess no one reading this has much experience with In Tool's "World Tools" plug-in, right? You're probably mostly already on Creative Cloud and it's irrelevant for you. David Blatner commented on it here (Jan. 2013): http://indesignsecrets.com/typesetting-hebrew-and-other-languages-in-english-indesign.php/ comment-page-1. I guess that back before that (i.e., 2007!), Peter Kahrel wrote a script for just reversing the order of letters (David Blatner referred to it here: http://indesignsecrets.com/free-script-for-hebrew-or-arabic-text-in-regular-version-of-ind esign.php/comment-page-1).
I'm not sure I'll be coming back to this thread any more, unless there are comments on In Tools' plug-in.
Thanks, everyone, for your kind replies and encouragement!

Middle Eastern versions

Hallo people from Adobe or whoever can help us in this matter.
Previously, Middle Eastern versions were supported by third-party companies (WinSoft).
In CS6, Adobe has taken over development, support, and sales of such versions.
However they have not been released yet (at least not all of them). Although the underlying support for RtL languages (right to left languages including Hebrew and Arabic) is in all CS6 language versions of InDesign (World-Ready Composition) but unless you have the ME version, it is not directly accessible.
At least I can confirm that Adobe InDesign CS6 ME and Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 ME are released.
You can download the trial version of them from here:
http://www.adobe.com/mena_ar/downloads.html
My Questions:
What about Adobe Illustrator CS6 ME?
Will Adobe build the RTL support also in other Adobe products such as Premiere or After Effeckt?
Thanks

Hi Guy,
I know there have been improvements related to middle eastern support of text with this release, per the system requirements for all three of the products you mentioned.
* Arabic and Hebrew supported in a Middle Eastern version with full right-to-left language support, Arab/Hebrew features, and an English interface; also in a North African French (Francais*) version with full right-to-left language support, Arab/Hebrew features, and a French interface
I don't believe Creative Cloud Membership is available in Israel unfortunately, in the FAQ see this question
In what countries can I buy a membership to Creative Cloud?
Hope that helps,
-Dave

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