(Diane Burns wrote a great article about this in Issue 13 of InDesign Magazine.) But with InDesign, you have long needed to use the ME (middle-eastern) version of the program, developed and published by Winsoft, and available in the United States by FontWorld. Many text editors and word processors, such as Microsoft Word, can handle right-to-left text just fine. Back then I tried for days to figure out how to get the bits of Hebrew we needed into InDesign. I can totally understand this frustration! Some of you may know that back in 2001 I co-authored a book called Judaism For Dummies. I work enough with the issue to make Hebrew backward-typing annoying yet not enough to warrant InDesign ME. In InDesign I sometimes have to work with small bits of Hebrew text.
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