Try setting the Table Properties to RTL. Right-click on the table and choose
Table Properties. In the Table tab, near the bottom, should be a setting for
RTL/LTR. If not, then you don't have Hebrew enabled in Office.
Start->Programs->Microsoft Office->Microsoft Office Tools->Microsoft Office
Language Settings. Verify Hebrew is enabled (should show up in the list on
the right). Changing the setting will require a restart of Word.
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"Chris Shearer Cooper" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I have an RTF file that contains mostly Hebrew, so the \rtldoc tag is
> specified early on ("This document will be formatted to have Arabic-style
> pagination") and then contains several tables which specify \taprtl ("Table
> direction is right to left") and \rtlrow ("Cells in this table row will have
> right-to-left precedence").
>
> On my English Windows XP Pro system, I have enabled "Install files for
> complex script and right-to-left languages" and installed Hebrew as an
> "Installed service" on the "Text Services and Input Languages" dialog.
>
> When I load the RTF file into my Word, the characters appear correctly in
> Hebrew, and the Hebrew text is correctly right-to-left, but the columns are
> not in the correct order (the column specified first in the RTF file, which
> should be the right-most column, is instead left-most).
>
> Am I expecting too much of my English version of Word? Is there just no way
> to have English Word properly display Hebrew RTF files?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
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