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MacFarsi encoding is an obsolete encoding for Farsi/Persian, Urdu (and English) texts that was used in Apple Macintosh computers to texts. The encoding is identical to MacArabic encoding, except the numerals, which are the Persian/Urdu style, also known as "Extended" or "Eastern" Arabic-Indic numerals. See Arabic script in Unicode for more details. Characters which should be treated with strong right-to-left direction. Characters which should be treated with strong left-to-right direction.