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must be like this photo
this now ?
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UP !
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Hi
Or should I say مرØبا?
Yes, i think adobe made a change to the way we preview fonts used for complex scripts. In order to streamline and speed-up performance, we no longer use the script engine to layout sample text. As a result, we preview individual characters rather than contextual strings for Arabic as well as Farsi, Devanagari, Gurmukhi, Malayalam, Tamil, Bengali, etc. This change was made to help those users with large numbers of fonts on their machines.
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Or you can go to your preferences in the creative cloud then chose creative cloud then chose يدعم العربية
After that you need to uninstall the photoshop and reinstall it again and it should work
you can choose any of the options in my 2 posts
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مرØبا AHMED ,
i try this before but it still same ?
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David Mohr of Adobe responded to similar question with the following answer…
Howdy Dev,
Or should I say مرØبا?
Yes, we made a change to the way we preview fonts used for complex scripts. In order to streamline and speed-up performance, we no longer use the script engine to layout sample text. As a result, we preview individual characters rather than contextual strings for Arabic as well as Farsi, Devanagari, Gurmukhi, Malayalam, Tamil, Bengali, etc. This change was made to help those users with large numbers of fonts on their machines.
Shukran,
David
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Well I mean that Arabic will always be that way and will not be fixed in an update !