FT->YBA: I have no idea if this would be ok or not. Please give your comment
(even that Arabic is not your main lingo) Thx a lot.

Here is a graphic of the full abjad hawwaz order:

http://www.submission.org/miracle/gematrical.html

It goes top to bottom, right to left. This is the order that introductory pages
in books is most commonly numbered. Microsoft Word also gives the option to the
user to number pages based on the modern regular order of the alphabet as well
(as already doable in OpenOffice) but I haven't seen books that were numbered
according to the regular modern alphabet order, it's almost always the abjad
hawwaz order.

To check the abjad hawwaz order in Microsoft Word, do this:
1) On the Insert menu, click Page Numbers, and then click Format.
2) Click the arrow to the right of the Number format box, and choose the Abjad
Hawwaz order. Then create some pages to demonstrate the numbering of the pages.

Please keep in mind that Microsoft Word 2003 has a bug at the very end of its
Abjad Hawwaz page numbering sequence. The last letter in Word 2003 in the
sequence is Za/Dha whereas the last letter should be Ghain.

Please don't hesitate to contact me for further information.

Thanks,
Mete

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