Right-To-Left Support in Pocket PC 2003

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How can I enable right to left support for asian languages in Pocket PC 2003
SE?
If it includes something called "SIP" then what is SIP? Where can I find
information about SIP and font registration in pocket PCs?
In most cases, asian language characters are displayed in reverse format.
How could I fix this?

A full and step by step guide would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

 

[Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]]

The device must have right-to-left support built into it from the factory
(in fact, it must have support for the proper language/locale, not just
"generic right-to-left"). Not every device will, particularly those from
that vintage. If you don't have it, it's an enormous job to make that work
and not something that you can accomplish from managed code.

SIP is short for Software Input Panel. It's the on-screen keyboard that a
Pocket PC device would provide so that text can be entered.

You don't need to register fonts. Put them in the \Windows folder or
\Windows\Fonts and change your code correctly to use the font and it will
work.

Paul T.