> Since you have the technology  to flip the page direction, it is easy to
make a button override. And as
> there are examples where the user's locale is wrong for establishing the
page direction, it seems silly to me > to ask the user to change his locale
Tex,
I appreciate what you are saying.  I do think, however, that the user's
selected locale should establish (at least initially) the page direction.  I
can see that we should probably allow the page direction change as well as
the locale change.  I really think that the locale should set the default
for the page direction.  As I said before, I thinking switching between an
Arabic locale and US English *should* flip the page direction.   It seems
fundementally wrong to have the user have to make that switch as well as
changing the locale.  I think having the locale as ar_EG and the direction
as "LTR" or the locale as en_US and the direction of "RTL" should be the
exception rather than the rule.  The user should have to explicitly set
these states.   Otherwise ar_EG = RTL   and en_US = LTR.


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