Work around for converting Hebrew in an Adobe.pdf file to a Word.RTF file
Do it twice.
Converting pdf to rtf only once will rearrange Hebrew to read from left to right.
Therefore do it twice, read that RTF file back into Adobe and convert it again to a RTF file.
Then the Hebrew is rearranged again left to right which restores the correct direction, right to left.
Probably works for all right to left languages.
Make sure you change the font to Times Roman unicode in the first RTF file, before you convert it back into Adobe.pdf or the final RTF Hebrew will be gibberish.
Proofing is required.
Do it twice.
Converting pdf to rtf only once will rearrange Hebrew to read from left to right.
Therefore do it twice, read that RTF file back into Adobe and convert it again to a RTF file.
Then the Hebrew is rearranged again left to right which restores the correct direction, right to left.
Probably works for all right to left languages.
Make sure you change the font to Times Roman unicode in the first RTF file, before you convert it back into Adobe.pdf or the final RTF Hebrew will be gibberish.
Proofing is required.
