I apologize I should've clarified that Arabic and Hebrew localization and language region for this languages is supported in version 13 and above of iOS.
And I meant reset as in readjust the current settings, improve, reverify, not to remove any language.
In your version of iOS you set language localization and language region support during the initial setup of your mobile device. But this also is not what I was suggesting. What I was trying to explain didn't came out right, so again I apologize for the misunderstanding.
What I was trying to suggest is that you can configure multiple language system wide in yuor iOS device (a preferred language plus an alternate language) and also localization per individual app in your phone.
For example, You can have one app supported in one language and another app supporting another different language in the same device. So I was wondering if you can make these settings work with the Acrobat Reader mobile app.
See here: https://ios.gadgethacks.com/how-to/change-languages-per-app-basis-your-iphone-ios-13-0208770/
But I don't have iOS I use Android and based on my Android device settings I am not sure if this language localization and language region is actually supported by the Acrobat Reader mobile app as to actually work and be able to edit documents with a paid subscription plan.
See a more official answer about Arabic support here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-reader-mobile/support-arabic-language-in-export-pdf/td-p/11046026
Hello,
There’s no need to worry or apologize. Thanks a lot for the clarification.
>From what I understood, you were talking about the app’s interface language, which changes the menu of the app to a different language. What I want to find out is if the app supports the Arabic language within documents - as in typing in Arabic in documents.
I can’t seem to figure this out yet. It seems it’s not possible. I have requested to add this feature or setting.
Thanks.
Maurice
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