Arabic support (Arabic LEng) for your Pocket PC.(Attention! If you have Pocket PC 2002, please see "Arabic Language Support for Pocket PC 2002").Arabic Language Extender (LEng) is a complete Arabic localization of Windows CE / Pocket PC operating system. Arabic LEng translates the interface of Windows CE into Arabic and allows to input Arabic text.Main features of Arabic LEng for Pocket PC are:   Alternative on-screen keyboard layout for Arabic letters input  Availability to adjust appearance of the on-screen keyboard layouts (3D-look, color keys, font of keys)   Special module for external Targus keyboard that allows using portable keyboards to type in Arabic with several different Arabic layouts   Correct synchronization operations of Pocket PC applications and desktop applications (for example, MS Office applications)   Correct print operation for documents in Arabic and many others...See also: Arabic Language Support for Pocket PC 2002 - if you have Pocket PC 2002 (http://www.penreader.com/PocketPC/Language_Extender/Language_Extender_Arabic_Download_area_for_LE_Arabic.html).Arabic Language Support for HPC - if you have Jornada 720 device (http://www.penreader.com/WinCE/Language_Extender/Language_Extender_Arabic.html). As Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Paragon Software (SHDD) provides hi-quality software compatible with Windows Mobile/Pocket PC
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Arabic Language Support for Pocket PC 1.0
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Pocket PC (if you have Pocket PC 2002, please see "Arabic Language Support for Pocket PC 2002") | ||
| Downloads | 20 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Paragon Technologie GmbH | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 06 Jun 2002 | ||
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