Once installed, it acts as a native language service. You can toggle between English and Arabic using the standard Alt + Shift shortcut.
The claim “For All Windows” was ambitious. In practice, this software worked flawlessly on . By Windows XP, Microsoft had introduced much better native multilingual support, including a phonetic layout option. By Windows 7 and 10, the need for third-party layout managers had almost vanished—though some legacy versions still work in compatibility mode. Once installed, it acts as a native language service