![]() The reason they have held back is technical and relates to the relation between the Windows and Mac versions of Word, so it is not clear if they will continue adding Arabic support in the future or not. The latest 2011 version does however have some limited (and unacknowledged) possibility to write and edit Arabic text. No version of Microsoft Word for the Mac fully supports Arabic, and no version before Word 2011 supports any Arabic at all. So, let us state up front and straight away: This is probably the most important type of software for most of us Īnd most of us have - voluntarily or otherwise - tended to settle for ![]() However, many programs may still work and can be googled use this as a list of ideas, please. Thus, many links may no longer work, or programs no longer exist, particularly after Mac OS 10.16 is released (in 2019), as that breaks much of this type of older software. NB! With the greater proliferation of Unicode programs that support Arabic (and, honestly, lack of time on my part to keep up), this page is no longer updated, and probably should be assumed correct only as of ca. Notice that this survey is based on software I have got
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