Asian Language And Spelling Dictionaries Support For Adobe Acrobat Reader 21.1.20135

Adobe Acrobat Reader supports traditional and simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages.

Spelling dictionaries are available for both traditional and simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages.

Yes, you can create your own custom dictionary for Asian languages in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

To enable spell-check for Asian languages in Adobe Acrobat Reader, go to Edit > Preferences > Spelling, select the appropriate language, and make sure "Enable spelling suggestions" is checked.

Yes, you can change the font size and style for Asian languages in Adobe Acrobat Reader just like you would for any other text.

Yes, you can use Adobe Acrobat Reader with a non-Asian language keyboard. The software will automatically recognize the Asian characters based on the input method you have selected.

No, there is no additional cost for using Asian language and spelling dictionaries in Adobe Acrobat Reader. These features are included with the software.

Yes, Adobe Acrobat Reader supports right-to-left writing systems such as Arabic and Hebrew.

Other features available for Asian language support in Adobe Acrobat Reader include the ability to search for and replace specific Asian characters, the ability to add notes and comments in Asian languages, and the ability to use optical character recognition (OCR) to convert scanned documents containing Asian characters into editable text.

Yes, you can contact Adobe technical support for assistance with any issues related to Asian language and spelling dictionary features in Adobe Acrobat Reader.