i am newbie to blackberry development. i got Arabic support for blackberry simulator but i couldn't install Arabic in my blackberry device.Can any one guide me to install Arabic in my blackberry phone.
Thanks..
Are you trying to modify your phone to allow you to type in Arabic or do you simply want to display Arabic text? It would help to know what model device you have and what OS version you are running
I came across this post the the Blackberry Support Forums: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Arabic-Font-support-in-blackberry/td-p/1540517
If you're trying to enter Arabic text, it seems that support for entering Arabic text on your device depends on your carrier and your phone. Alternatively, maybe you can try searching for "Arabic IME" in the Blackberry App World to find a third party app that lets you enter arabic text.
If you simply want to write an app that displays Arabic text then the link I provided also links to a tutorial about how to implement custom font support.
Good luck!
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I'm developing an UWP for desktop, mobile and IOT (Raspberry) devices. It runs perfectly on every device. But on the Raspberry I have the problem, that the webview olways opens the english site of our company website.
At the configuration of the Windows IOT on the Raspberry I've set the language and the keyboard to German.
So I don't know why it doesn't work.
As an workaround I'll try to set the website-open-language of the webview to german. But I don't find such a property.
Has anyone a solution for my problem?
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I can grab them manually for each language (by changing the language in the simulator and looking at the default apps, or visiting international marketing pages such as http://www.apple.com/fr/iphone-5c/built-in-apps/), but given the number of languages iOS is available in an automated solution would be much preferred.
Is there an easier method? Perhaps a way to extract the Info.plist file for each app out of the simulator?
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Please tell me how to add Arabic Support in Blackberry OS 4.3 and 4.5, while i am getting Arabic text from DB in UTF-8 format and when i want to show on OS 4.3(8130) or OS 4.5(8830) Simulator it displays "Small Filled Squares" and on OS 5.0(9700) Simulator that supports Arabic, the Arabic Text displays. So kindly give me solution of it, i will be very thankful to you.
The BlackBerry needs to have the arabic fonts package installed to display arabic text. When downloading the simulator from RIMs website, look for one that has arabic fonts included. For real physical devices, you can install those fonts (and input methods) using the BlackBerry Desktop Manager, e.g. when installing a new (multilanguage) firmware version. I'd assume that users who want to see arabic fonts already have that installed.
If you want to install your own custom font, read this article: http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/11958/Load_and_use_a_custom_font_899948_11.jsp