How do you type in Arabic script?

Answer 1

First, you decide which Arabic script you wish to use. Then you need a program which allows you to type in Arabic. In my word processor I can do that. I choose the type of Arabic in which I wish to write. My word processor has it by country. Most of Europe uses the Roman Alphabet. Some parts use the Cyrillic. Greece uses the Greek Alphabet. Arabic countries vary to a much greater extent. I choose the script that I wish to use. Then I choose the direction. Arabic is written from right to left.

You can get a picture of a keyboard on the screen. You can cut out little pieces of paper and paste them over your keys so you have them on the proper keys. Then you type.

Answer 2

If you have windows you can change the mode of your keyboard.

Simply go to Control Panel in the start menu, then go to control panel home.

On that page, you should see "clock, language and region."

Under that it should say "change keyboards...". Click that and under "regional and language options" click "change keyboard."

Another window will come up and under the "keyboards and languages" tab, click "change keyboards."

Another box will come up, and under the "general" tab, click "add" and under "Arabic (Saudi Arabia)" add ""Arabic 101."

Now your keyboard is Arabic enabled. When you want to switch from English to Arabic, just click the alt and shift keys simultaneously. Begin typing. You will need to get Arabic letter stickers for your keyboard just to know where the letters are!

Answer 3

Arabic keyboard is not a game. It is an app that allows a person to type in Arabic with a customized keyboard. It contains a dictionary and a feature that will display the words in the direction Arabic is normally read.

Answer 4

click Alt then Shift. I don't know if it works for all keyboards.

Answer 5

Download Arabic font for Microsoft Word