| User | Thread poster: hana dolgin Problem inserting English letters into Hebrew text |
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hana dolgin 
United States
Local time: 22:47
 Member (2009)
English to Hebrew
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I am working on an English to Hebrew translation, and occasionally have to insert English letters into the Hebrew text. I am working in Word 2003, and can't figure out how to get the English letters in place. When I switch to the English keyboard and input them, they get moved to the wrong place in the sentence.
Any advice/help? I would be grateful for a solution!
| | | | Alex Khanin
Germany
Member (2008)
German to Russian
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| | The Hebrew paragraphs | Jan 10, 2011 |
are probably formatted left-to-right and aligned right. Try to change the format to right-to-left (format-paragraph-right-to-left). After that's done you might need to realign them.
HTH
| | | | Robert Tucker
United Kingdom
Local time: 03:47
German to English
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