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Thank you so much, JanOscar, for your help. I really appreciate it.

Hello Neil Thank you very much for your kind response and for taking the time to look into this issue. I truly appreciate your clarification regarding how Start11 interacts with external UI elements, and I understand the technical limitations related to right-to-left rendering. Your observation about the flipped text makes perfect sense, and I’m grateful that you’re considering a possible fix for this specific case. Even a small adjustment

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OK .An issue occurs when using Start11 to convert the Windows 11 interface to the Windows 10 style while the system language is set to Arabic. After applying the classic layout, many interface elements—including icons, labels, and parts of external applications—appear with unreadable or distorted text. Arabic characters are often replaced with symbols, making the system difficult to use for Arabic-speaking users. This pr

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Dear Stardock Team, First, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your continued efforts in developing Start11. It is truly one of the most powerful and elegant tools for customizing the Windows experience. I have tested the free version of Start11 on a Windows 11 system set to Arabic, and I was surprised to find that the program does not support the Arabic language. This caused issues during use, as it rendered some Windows 11 icons