Kamal,
I'm using Tex Live 2013 on Ubuntu 14.04 and your file works
perfectly. All the letters are properly connected.
Nicholas
On Thu, 12 Feb 2015, Kamal Abdali wrote:
Normally any letter that gets joined to the next letter in a word does so
whether or not it bears a diacritic. But Tex Li
holas
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Mike,
I'm using version 4.110 of Charis SIL. Maybe that's why I had no
problem with your temp.tex file.
Nick
On Wed, 31 Jul 2013, Mike Maxwell wrote:
On 7/30/2013 1:33 AM, heer wrote:
I've just tested your temp.tex with TeXLive in Ubuntu version 12.4 and it
works perf
Dear Mike,
I've just tested your temp.tex with TeXLive in Ubuntu version 12.4
and it works perfectly. I think it's the 2009-15 version of TeXLive.
I've attached the temp.pdf file that it produced.
Nicholas Heer
On Sun, 28 Jul 2013, Mike Maxwell wrote:
I have a simple test
Thanks to you all for the marvelous help you have given me on how
to use bidi with plain xetex. It's obvious to me now that I will have to
upgrade my 2009 version of TeX Live. I don't know why Ubuntu still makes
available only this old version and not the latest version. Fortunately
John
you really just
need
\beginR
and at the end
\endR
There are no doubt slicker ways of doing things, but that gave me good output
first time round so I stuck with it!
John
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now of.
Nicholas
On Fri, 21 Dec 2012, Joseph Wright wrote:
On 21/12/2012 21:52, heer wrote:
Is there a bidi.sty file for plain XeTeX or only for XeLateX? I'd
like to be able to use Arabic script in plain XeTeX.
Nicholas
The bidi docs include instructions for using it with plain XeT
Is there a bidi.sty file for plain XeTeX or only for XeLateX?
I'd like to be able to use Arabic script in plain XeTeX.
Nicholas
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encoding was the only way to write translitteration letters.
Yours,
---
Anas Ghrab
Le Nov 12, 2012 à 1:20 AM, heer a écrit :
Now that the subject of ArabXeTeX has come up, I have a question myself. Is
there any way of using the verses.sty macro from Lagally's ArabTeX in
ArabXeTeX? It
mm Kulthum back in the fifties and sixties. Is the original .tex file of
your dissertation available for download? I'd love to use it as a sample
of an ArabXeTeX file. Or maybe you have other ArabXeTeX files you could
send me as samples.
Sincerely yours,
Nicholas Heer
On Mon, 12 Nov 2
Arabic or Persian texts that do not contain any verses at all, so it would
be nice to be able to use ArabTeX's verses.sty when using ArabXeTeX.
Nicholas Heer
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