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Arabic and Hebrew characters sometimes paste into IBM Host On-Demand screen in incorrect order.

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Problem(Abstract)

Arabic and Hebrew characters sometimes paste into IBM Host On-Demand screen in incorrect order

Resolving the problem

If you type Arabic or Hebrew national characters in the text area or text field of a Microsoft Windows application in Host On-Demand, change the keyboard layer from national to English, and then copy the characters, they might paste into the IBM Host On-Demand screen in incorrect order.
If you do not change the national keyboard layer before copying, the problem does not occur.

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Historical Number

85334

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Document information

Product categories:

Software

Networking

Host Access

WebSphere Host On-Demand

General

Operating system(s):

Windows

Software version:

10.0

Software edition:

All Editions

Reference #:

1143708

IBM Group:

Software Group

Modified date:

2003-10-31

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