A Right-To-Left [same way Hebrew works] script?

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August 31st, 2004, 09:01 AM

maikawa

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A Right-To-Left [same way Hebrew works] script?

Hi there.

First post, and I'm already asking something..

I'm writing here because I am halfway through creating a right to left script for private use [I don't think anyone is too interested in the details], but I need help with something:

How would I get a right to left script?

How can I explain?

Well... you see, what I am after is the know-how on how to code something [a font, anything..] which goes from the far right of the page, to the left. Pretty much, it works in the same way as Hebrew.

Heck, even something such as a VB program which reverses it would work, I suppose.

I get the feeling nobody is going to have a clue what I'm talking about here... but if someone is willing to help if I explain better, then please send me a message or something.

Thanks loads,
Peace out,
Mai.

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