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FlarabySWF is a tool that converts Bidirectional Arabic and English text to a text that can be read in Adobe Flash or Adobe Flex at design time. That text can be read in Adobe Flash versions: MX, MX 2004, 8, CS3.
FlarabySWF can virtualy be used in ANY program (3d, video editing, publishing etc…) that doesn’t support Arabic to correctly render bidirectional multiline Arabic text.
Give FlarabySWF a try to see what it’s all about!

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The demo page has 20 samples (each demo has a separate.fla file and a separate.swf file) that illustrate the process of converting Arabic text to the Flash language.
The ‘Normal’ demo creates a text-object that is the same width as the text, and uses Arabic text.
The ‘Rotated’ demo creates a text-object that is the same width as the text, but uses Hebrew text.
The ‘Mirrored’ demo creates a text-object that is double the width of the text and uses Arabic text.
The ‘Text in Mask’ demo creates a text-object in the stage. A graphic is placed behind the text-object that is about 50% larger than the text-object, and has the same width as the text. The graphic is stretched to fit the entire area that is behind the text. The text is converted to Arabic and placed over the graphic.
The ‘Rotated Text in Mask’ demo creates a text-object in the stage. A graphic is placed behind the text-object that is about 50% larger than the text-object, and has the same width as the text. The graphic is stretched to fit the entire area that is behind the text. The text is converted to Arabic and placed over the graphic.
The ‘Rotated Text in Mask with Background’ demo creates a text-object in the stage. A graphic is placed behind the text-object that is about 50% larger than the text-object, and has the same width as the text. The graphic is stretched to fit the entire area that is behind the text. The text is converted to Arabic and placed over the graphic. The text is ‘flipped’, but it is still rotated.
The ‘Highlighted’ demo creates a text-object that is twice the width of the text. The text is converted to Arabic and the first letter of the Arabic text is highlighted.
The ‘Rotated Highlighted’ demo creates a text-object that is twice the width of the text. The text is converted to Arabic and the first letter of the Arabic text is highlighted. The text is rotated to the right by 90 degrees.
The ‘Highlighted Rotated’ demo creates a text-object that is twice the width of the text. The text is converted to Arabic and the first letter of the Arabic text is highlighted. The text is rotated to the right by 90 degrees.
The ‘Rotated Highlighted (Graphic

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The KEYMACRO is used to get Key from Keycodes.Key is just a string that is equal to “” and may be any string.Keycode is any number(1 to 10) that is equal to “1” or “2” or “3” and so on.
KEYMACRO Example:
IMPORT-KEY “€” “?”

SWF-COMPOSITE VERSION:
IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?” “?”
COMP-IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?” “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?” “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”
IMPORT-KEY: “?”
COMP-IMPORT-KEY: “?”

YOU WILL SEE:
Key: “?”
Keycode: “1”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”

BUILDING SWF-COMPOSITE SWF:
GO:
IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?” “?”
COMP-IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?” “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”

YOU WILL SEE:
Key: “?”
Keycode: “1”
COMP-IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?” “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”

USING FOR-LOOP to:
TO-IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?”
COMP-IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”

YOU WILL SEE:
Key: “?”
Keycode: “1”
COMP-IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?” “?”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”

IN-LINE VERSION:
Go:
IMPORT-KEY “€” “?”

Key: “?”
Keycode: “1”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”

YOU WILL SEE:
Key: “?”
Keycode: “1”
SWF-COMPOSITE: “?”

DOUBLE COUNT:
Go:
IMPORT-KEY-COMPOSITE KEY: “?” “?”

Key:
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This tool converts “Arabic bidirectional (right-to-left) text” to a standard Arabic text. This standard text can then be easily read by Adobe Flash or Flex. FlarabySWF can also convert Arabic “right-to-left” text to the English “Left-to-Right”.This tool is already included in Flash Player 9.0.120 and higher.

Version history:
1.0 – First public version.
2.0 – Fixed some bugs.
3.0 – Added support for Arabic language.
3.5 – Added option to select the language between Arabic and English (Arabic or English).
4.0 – The tool now support Arabic and English languages. Added support for Hebrew. Added support for languages other than English. Added support for Arabic right-to-left (RTL) text. Fixed bugs.
5.0 – Added support for other languages other than English (non-English).
5.1 – Fixed some bugs.
5.2 – Improved performance.
5.3 – Added support for all languages other than English.
5.4 – Added support for Arabic right-to-left (RTL) text.
5.5 – Improved performance.
5.6 – Added a text menu.
5.7 – Improved performance.
5.8 – Added Arabic comment support.
5.9 – Fixed Arabic comment support.
5.10 – Fixed bugs.
5.11 – Fixed bugs.
5.12 – Fixed bugs.
5.13 – Added support for lines and paragraphs and fixed bugs.
5.14 – Fixed bugs.
5.15 – Improved the reading order.
5.16 – Fixed bugs.
5.17 – Fixed bugs.
5.18 – Added English language support.
5.19 – Fixed bug.
5.20 – Added support for lines and paragraphs.
5.21 – Fixed bugs.
5.22 – Fixed bugs.
5.23 – Improved performance.
5.24 – Fixed bugs.
5.25 – Improved performance.
5.26 – Fixed bugs.
5.27 – Fixed bugs.
5.28 – Fixed bugs.
5.29 – Added Arabic and English language

What’s New In FlarabySWF?

FlarabySWF – a tool that converts Bidirectional Arabic and English text to a text that can be read in Adobe Flash or Adobe Flex at design time. That text can be read in Adobe Flash versions: MX, MX 2004, 8, CS3. FlarabySWF can virtualy be used in ANY program (3d, video editing, publishing etc…) that doesn’t support Arabic to correctly render bidirectional multiline Arabic text. Give FlarabySWF a try to see what it’s all about!

FlarabySWF Pricing:

Free download.

This download version contains a demo version of FlarabySWF. You can run the demo version for free.

I have a project that I need to do some Arabic text on it. I have it in SWF format so I can show it to my client, but I’m not sure if I should go through another convert process. Since it was so easy to convert the text, I think it would be a pain to use a different program. I’m thinking it would be easier to just go through the process again.

I don’t think that is the case. You can make FlarabySWF work for your current project, since SWF uses text frames and FLA text uses text assets and both types of text can be converted to each other.

You’re probably right. I just thought that it would be difficult to rework the text to be compatible with another program.

You can use what you like, FlarabySWF is made to be able to work with many different kind of source text, you may use it to read any type of text from multiple sources.

But there is one problem, if your original source text contains multiple languages, it will be tricky to choose the right output language, and FlarabySWF doesn’t solve it.

But you can solve it by adding labels in the source text. If your original text has labels for different languages, then just use those labels to replace any Arabic text with the right one. This is what I do for all the text I read on the web, it doesn’t need to be in the right order, as long as the labels

System Requirements For FlarabySWF:

OS: Windows 7/Windows 8.1/Windows 10 (32-bit or 64-bit)
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Phenom II X2 or AMD Ryzen
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX or ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Hard Drive Space: 25 GB available hard drive space
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