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In the current version of MarcEdit, when you open the MarcEditor, you can select a Right to left option (Under Edit menu). This will shift the values so that it shows up as Right to left. This function hasn't been tested a lot (it was written with the help of a cataloger in Pakistan) -- so if you want to give it a try -- let me know if you have feedback.
--TR
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> Subject: [MARCEDIT-L] Arabic script
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> Sorry for the cross posting
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> Dear Colleagues,
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> I have following two questions relating to MARC field 880 in the Arabic
> records:
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> 1. In UTF-8 for Arabic, Persian and Urdu records "/r" is required in
> tag 880 $6? In UTF-8 records without "/r" the Arabic script is
> printed from right to left. If required what is the role of this
> character.
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> 2. In the Arabic script records the ISBD punctuations are placed at
> the left end of each field or at the right end as in the Latin
> records.
>
> Looking for the experts' advice.
>
> Kayarat
>
> D.K. Agencies (P) Ltd.
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