As a last resort, spell your text phrase backwards like

Have a nice day = yad ecin a evaH

Then the 'bug' will flip it again for you If you can't solve the problem - Change the problem

Thanks. I have done that so far but it's a pain to have to do.

I was hoping there was a way to do it without so much manipulation on my part.

Do I presume your text editors like Microsoft Office work this way because you select the Country Code or something and Cyberlink does not offer such during install? How do other programs like Paint behave?

You might need to Google the web for a simple utility to reverse all the text in a document and then cut-n-paste the strings into PDR If you can't solve the problem - Change the problem

Yes, MS Word gives the option of text direction (left-to-right/right-to-left) and PD7 doesn't.

I'll check for a utility on the Web to do it. I had thought maybe PD7 would do it and I just didn't know how to get to it.

Thanks!

Hi Kevin -

One way around it might be to avoid using the title track for that font. What about...

1. Type your text in Hebrew font, so it looks correct on the screen (in a text editor - Word or whatever). Make the page a contrasting colour to your text.
2. Take a screen shot of the page.
3. Edit (crop etc) the screen shot in Paint.net - available free at http://www.getpaint.net/
4. In Paint - click on the "wand" to make the background transparent (you may need to adjust the tolerance)
5. Save it as a png file to retain transparency.
6. Back in PD - import the png file and place it in the PIP track... then modify it to your liking.


It will look like a title - and there are plenty of animation effects you could apply.

Shalom -

Tony

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