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I am trying to print Ajami (Arabic font) Scripture. But all the consonants print individually rather than connected within words as they should. I set Text Flow Direction to Right-to-Left and Text Script to Arabic. Is there another setting I missed?

PTXPrintout looks like this:

 

It should look like this:

Thanks!

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Try turning off space between characters on the fonts & scripts. I really should disable joining characters from inter character spacing
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Thanks. It's working now.
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See a newer 'question' where I announce inter character spacing support for Arabic scripts
by (656 points)
Thanks, Mark. It's working now.

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