As described in the book Nogh-teh GozAri (The official Persian Manual of Editing,
Vol.5, Punctuaion Book) written by Mohammad-RezA Mohammadi-Far, page 460:
It is not correct to use comma (,) or U+06CC to separate every group of thousands
in numbers. Instead, the editor must use the Persian
Behzad,
I'm sure Mr. Mohammadi-Far has good reasons to suggest that. But in
practical term, a comma in a Persian font will be designed according to
that particular font face and it's esthetic requirements and thousands
separator may look like persian Reh. But to use the actual code of
Persian
I think "Mr.Mohammadi Far" offered "Reh"
forclassic typewriters, (what you've seen
many timesin front ofcourthouses in Iran)I'm not sure, butI think it was hard (or impossible) to switch to English mode to write comma
Left To Right.
You know, for 1000 seperator you must use LTR comma
and
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004, AmirBehzad Eslami wrote:
e-Greetings,
I saw http://students.washington.edu/irina/persianword/format.htm,
But a note:
As described in the book Nogh-teh GozAri (The official Persian Manual of Editing,
Vol.5, Punctuaion Book) written by Mohammad-RezA Mohammadi-Far, page
