Thread: does sony reader support arabic?
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Old 11-19-2008, 02:30 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
The CyBook does NOT support "right to left" languages such as Arabic (again, except in PDF files). Are you sure that the BeBook, Hanlin, etc, do?
Ok, I was not aware of the right to left thing.

As for Bebook supporting it, well there is a Turkish company (Walkbook) rebranding it and selling it so I think it may be possible. That's why I suggested asking in the Hanlin forum.

Edit:

Ok I was under the impression that modern turkish uses a Arabic font, and was mistaken. Still, its worth asking around in the form and perhaps directlt to one of the Rebadgers suc as Bebook.
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