Hi Barry, Here are the bads: 1) There is no "natural" way to get web pages that do not have an explicit <BODY...> directive to display RTL without changing some code. 2) Command line scripts show up backwards and LTR. To slove 1), I can add a piece of code to htmlformat.py to either read a new variable called dir from the .po file, and default to dir="ltr" if it isn't defined, or explicitly change it to dir="rtl" if language is "he". How did they solve this in Arabic? One workaround that I used is to add WEB_BG_COLOR = 'white\" dir=\"rtl' in mm_cfg.py, but it works globally, and changes the direction of pages in any language. Solving 2) is much more complicated. I may have to either leave the scripts in English, or enter the text backwards. Seems that entering text backwards will be painstaking to enter extremely dificult to maintain, but not impossible. Again, how did they solve this in Arabic? Does anybody listening have a suggestion? -Dov- _________________________________________________________________________ This message has been scanned by Kibbutz Beit Kama's Anti Virus software, and is believed to be clean of any viruses. _________________________________________________________________________