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Using a Roman keyboard to type Arabic creates text that initially looks like this: Ahlan waSahlan fi 3alam Maren (Welcome to the world of Maren). Translated by Mare into true Arabic, this sentence looks like .

Microsoft Maren is a Windows extension that allows Arabic users to communicate in their own language when not having an Arabic keyboard at hand. The application is free and completely integrates with Windows, enabling you to type Arabic in Roman characters in most applications and on various websites.

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Replace the standard keyboard layout and perform transliteration to recognize Arabic characters in your system. Work with advanced and basic settings for enabling the input of Arabic texts and recognition of specific structures without breaking the integrity of input.

Lack of access to an Arabic keyboard or lack of familiarity with one are two of the most common problems preventing Arabic users from communicating in their own language.

Microsoft Maren is a Windows extension that comes to the rescue, allowing you to type Arabic in Roman characters (Romanized Arabic, Arabizi, Arabish or Franco-Arabic) and have it converted on the fly to Arabic script.

Typing in Arabic (or other Arabic script languages) on most modern computers uses an Arabic layout keyboard. The exact layouts vary between operating systems, look at the differences here. As with other scripts using a unique keyboard layout, while you are learning to type it may be helpful to buy pre-cut stickers for your keyboard so you can look down while you type. They are inexpensive and widely available online.

Another challenge was that the keyboards did not have the Arabic support and the hence the letter layout made the users uncomfortable. The typing teachers were also not available to assist the users (Wahba, Taha and England 260). Microsoft had to ensure that they were available for that purpose. A virtual Keyboard in the Arabic alphabet was another option to solve the communication barrier. Due to the agitation and desire to communicate, the users ended up developing their own way of ensuring they sent messages that could be understood. They ended up developing Arabish style of communicating where they used the Roman characters to spell out Arabic words phonetically (Edmundson 320).

The Arab community did not take it lightly that their language was changing due to the mixture with words from other languages. There was a backlash. It made Microsoft to go back to the drawing board (Danet and Herring 350). It led to the birth of the product known as Microsoft Maren. It translated the Arabish into Arabic. It also allowed users to continue using their QWERTY keyboards. They also ensured that it integrated into windows without any problems (Urfahli and Balabakki 275). The users did not have to copy paste or download anything because it was part of the system. It gave Microsoft a competitive edge over its competition.

A few years ago Washington decided that a way to understand the Arabs is to start watching our films. They started to invite some prominent people in the film and film edu industry to come in and do talks/workshops/screenings about Arab & Middle East media, films and various Arabic & Farsi screen content. It was fascinating to hear about the sheer cluelessness of those sitting in the room. Apparently what they were exposed to seemed very alien. As I would hear about these meets, I often imagined our culture as a specimen in a lab filled with dudes in white coats scurrying around. So.. think of all the curious latin keyboard people in the US and around the world, wanting to reach out. These services come in very handy

I live in Canada and access to Arabic keyboards is near impossible. I work in international marketing and often need to communicate with middleeast people, so yamli has been excellent! I have been working on a campaign for Saudi Arabia and have used yamli every day for the past two months to Arabize an online contest and create content for newspaper inserts.

I've installed MS Office 2007 in Ubuntu 12.04 using Wine 1.4 with no problems, and it works fine with the English Language. However, I need to use it to work with Arabic and Hebrew, and it doesn't work when I switch to a Hebrew or Arabic keyboard. The typing gets reversed.

Microsoft Maren Transliteration 1.0.1Microsoft Maren Transliteration : A keyboard layout that enables you to easily type in Arabic using an English keyboard, regardless of the application you are using

The reason for the slow pace was that, after years typing with the M and N letter keys in the bottom righthand corner of the keyboard, I could not with a click of the mouse switch to Arabic and adjust to the fact that both keys move up and to the right. Or the fact that there are three keys for the letter A in Arabic.

The Arabian Gulf states, led by the UAE, are the best at adapting technology in the region, according to a study by the Arab Advisors Group. It is safe to assume that a large number of internet users have learnt to use standard Qwerty keyboards.

Yamli has opened the eyes of this section of the Arab world to a new-found ability to type in classical or local dialects of Arabic, which will catapult the amount of Arabic words and pages available on the internet. The website, which features an Arabic 2search engine, also opens the Arabic cyber-world to millions of Arabs living in the diaspora in Europe, North America and Australia where access to Arabic keyboards is very limited. In fact, a friend of mine commented about how much he is looking forward to a BlackBerry version of Yamli so he can chat with his friends in Arabic script. 2351a5e196