Adobe Illustrator CC 2017 has every tools for designer to work easily without any problem. But, there is a problem for designers especially Middle Eastern and South Asian Countries because their writing scripts are different. And by default it is not activated or enabled. Therefore, for writing Urdu, Arabic and Persian Languages in Adobe Illustrator CC 2017, the designer must enable those options and setting. But, don’t worry we are going to guide you everything step by step. Let’s get started.
How to write Urdu, Arabic and Persian in Adobe Illustrator CC 2017?
First open Adobe Illustrator CC 2017 and in Menu Bar click: Edit > Preferences > Type…
Just make sure that Show Indic Options is selected. And if it is not selected than select Show Indic Options and Press OK.
Next come to Menu Bar and click Window > Type > Paragraph
And you will get Paragraph dialog box. Now click small Icon to the top right corner and click Middle Eastern and South Asian Single Line Composer
That’s it. Now you are ready. Select your text tool and make sure that you have changed your keyboard in Windows and Write whatever you are going to design either it is in Arabic, Persian or Urdu. All that languages will work great without any problem.
How to write Urdu, Arabic and Persian in Adobe Illustrator CC 2017 Video Tutorial
Here is complete video which will show you everything to configure Adobe Illustrator CC 2017 to write Urdu, Arabic and Persian.
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To create content in Arabic and Hebrew, you can make the right-to-left (RTL) direction the default text direction. However, for documents that include left-to-right (LTR) text, you can now seamlessly switch between the two directions.