How to use LTR and RTL text in the same line/paragraph?
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I'm trying to write both Left-To-Right (LTR) and Right-To-Left (RTL) text in the same paragraph, but when I change from LTR to RTL, all of the text in the paragraph changes to the new mode.
However, I need for there to be both LTR and RTL in the same paragraph without interfering with each other.
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I'm trying to write both Left-To-Right (LTR) and Right-To-Left (RTL) text in the same paragraph, but when I change from LTR to RTL, all of the text in the paragraph changes to the new mode.
However, I need for there to be both LTR and RTL in the same paragraph without interfering with each other.
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2016
edited Dec 13 at 17:33
music2myear
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asked Dec 6 at 7:59
user884564
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If you could explain WHY you need both LTR and RTL that may help us find you a solution. Word probably does not allow both in the same paragraph, but that doesn't mean you cannot use text boxes and other formatting options to allow both types to coexist nicely in the document.
– music2myear
Dec 13 at 17:34
I wanted to translate an english text. but the translated text also have some english words in it, and this words mess up with the translated text,
– user884564
8 hours ago
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I'm trying to write both Left-To-Right (LTR) and Right-To-Left (RTL) text in the same paragraph, but when I change from LTR to RTL, all of the text in the paragraph changes to the new mode.
However, I need for there to be both LTR and RTL in the same paragraph without interfering with each other.
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2016
edited Dec 13 at 17:33
music2myear
30.5k85597
asked Dec 6 at 7:59
user884564
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I'm trying to write both Left-To-Right (LTR) and Right-To-Left (RTL) text in the same paragraph, but when I change from LTR to RTL, all of the text in the paragraph changes to the new mode.
However, I need for there to be both LTR and RTL in the same paragraph without interfering with each other.
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2016
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2016
edited Dec 13 at 17:33
music2myear
30.5k85597
asked Dec 6 at 7:59
user884564
11
edited Dec 13 at 17:33
music2myear
30.5k85597
asked Dec 6 at 7:59
user884564
11
edited Dec 13 at 17:33
music2myear
30.5k85597
edited Dec 13 at 17:33
music2myear
30.5k85597
edited Dec 13 at 17:33
music2myear
30.5k85597
30.5k85597
asked Dec 6 at 7:59
user884564
11
asked Dec 6 at 7:59
user884564
11
asked Dec 6 at 7:59
user884564
11
11
If you could explain WHY you need both LTR and RTL that may help us find you a solution. Word probably does not allow both in the same paragraph, but that doesn't mean you cannot use text boxes and other formatting options to allow both types to coexist nicely in the document.
– music2myear
Dec 13 at 17:34
I wanted to translate an english text. but the translated text also have some english words in it, and this words mess up with the translated text,
– user884564
8 hours ago
add a comment |
If you could explain WHY you need both LTR and RTL that may help us find you a solution. Word probably does not allow both in the same paragraph, but that doesn't mean you cannot use text boxes and other formatting options to allow both types to coexist nicely in the document.
– music2myear
Dec 13 at 17:34
I wanted to translate an english text. but the translated text also have some english words in it, and this words mess up with the translated text,
– user884564
8 hours ago
If you could explain WHY you need both LTR and RTL that may help us find you a solution. Word probably does not allow both in the same paragraph, but that doesn't mean you cannot use text boxes and other formatting options to allow both types to coexist nicely in the document.
– music2myear
Dec 13 at 17:34
If you could explain WHY you need both LTR and RTL that may help us find you a solution. Word probably does not allow both in the same paragraph, but that doesn't mean you cannot use text boxes and other formatting options to allow both types to coexist nicely in the document.
– music2myear
Dec 13 at 17:34
I wanted to translate an english text. but the translated text also have some english words in it, and this words mess up with the translated text,
– user884564
8 hours ago
I wanted to translate an english text. but the translated text also have some english words in it, and this words mess up with the translated text,
– user884564
8 hours ago
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If you could explain WHY you need both LTR and RTL that may help us find you a solution. Word probably does not allow both in the same paragraph, but that doesn't mean you cannot use text boxes and other formatting options to allow both types to coexist nicely in the document.
– music2myear
Dec 13 at 17:34
I wanted to translate an english text. but the translated text also have some english words in it, and this words mess up with the translated text,
– user884564
8 hours ago