I bought a MacBook pro last week and I installed Microsoft Office on it but when I want write Farsi (or Arabic) on it, it shows a seperate one (instead of سلام it show س ل ا م ) any one know how can i solve it?
1 Answer
Unfortunately, Microsoft Office for Mac does not support RTL languages.
Pages and Nisus Writer are a few good alternatives, although I'm sure there are others.
-
1
-
That's true. I revealed my bias by not listing it... I don't like OpenOffice, I find it not very usable.– Avi FlaxOct 8, 2009 at 23:22