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Has no option for Arabic for the latest updates. Language version does not includes arabic.

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Has no option for Arabic for the latest updates. Language version does not includes arabic.

Does anyone encounter the same issue for middle eastern users? Please help me fix. 

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Correct answer Zaid Al Hilali

Illustrator supports Arabic.

Kindly follow these steps in order to acquire the Middle Eastern version of Illustrator

If you have installed Adobe applications and found that it doesn’t support Arabic, then follow all steps from step#1.

  1. From the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop menu, click on All Apps to view a list of installed Adobe applications
  2. Click the three ellipses shown beside each installed application
  3. Choose Uninstall to remove the non-Arabic application and remove Preferences when prompted
  4. Once ALL existing applications have been uninstalled/removed successfully, click on the “Account” icon found on the top-right corner of the Creative Cloud desktop application and choose “Preferences”
  5. In the newly opened Preferences dialogue window, click on “Apps” on the left pane
  6. Scroll down to the bottom of the window, from the “Default install Language” drop menu choose English يدعم العربية in order to have Arabic support in Adobe applications, then click the “Done” button.

 

 

Now you may proceed to install Adobe applications once again.

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Zaid Al Hilali
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Zaid Al HilaliCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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September 13, 2022

Illustrator supports Arabic.

Kindly follow these steps in order to acquire the Middle Eastern version of Illustrator

If you have installed Adobe applications and found that it doesn’t support Arabic, then follow all steps from step#1.

  1. From the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop menu, click on All Apps to view a list of installed Adobe applications
  2. Click the three ellipses shown beside each installed application
  3. Choose Uninstall to remove the non-Arabic application and remove Preferences when prompted
  4. Once ALL existing applications have been uninstalled/removed successfully, click on the “Account” icon found on the top-right corner of the Creative Cloud desktop application and choose “Preferences”
  5. In the newly opened Preferences dialogue window, click on “Apps” on the left pane
  6. Scroll down to the bottom of the window, from the “Default install Language” drop menu choose English يدعم العربية in order to have Arabic support in Adobe applications, then click the “Done” button.

 

 

Now you may proceed to install Adobe applications once again.