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This is to announce the immanent support for Arabic and other joining scripts in the next release. You will be able to select between letter spacing in fonts/scripts (well you could before, but it broke your output) and get successful spacing between letters that aren't joined.

Unfortunately, due to the limitations of xetex spacing won't happen between a right joining character and another character if there is a diacritic character between them. This is suboptimal but not a noticeable problem, I hope.
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It would be good to hear from any Arabic script users whether this is behaving as you would expect. The update has been available for a couple of weeks, and I am curious as to whether this letter spacing option (on the Fonts tab) helps justified text look smarter. Download the latest version here.

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