Companies with a global customer base and employees working from different locations need a tool to accommodate them. For example, companies releasing new software features, games, machinery, etc., need practical manual or official documentation localization. Where PDFs are the most secure and quality method of communication, allowing for local language editing options becomes a prime solution for some.<\/p>\n

With the addition of Arabic and Hebrew to text editing and other options, UPDF has tapped a massive user base that can now work professionally at a fraction of the cost of other tools.<\/p>\n

The major innovation here comes from the fact that both Arabic and Hebrew aren\u2019t like Germanic languages as, firstly, these are written from right to left. Secondly, Hebrew has a system of letters and symbols, which an editor can easily confuse and make mistakes. Similarly, the Arabic language has recognizable letters, but each word combines these letters making different symbols that initially may confuse any editor.<\/p>\n

Furthermore, taking care of vowel changes and word form changes in these languages can make a new meaning to what the writer intends. Including a perfect editing feature in a tool will ease the burden for everyone using these languages to write or edit documents.<\/p>\n