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Use this symbol...it'll make your text go backwards...the reason why it doesn't work sometimes is because it's actually another hidden character that does the reversing, and you're simply not copying it along with the circle thing. So copy this and it will work:

҉

@ Linsook - copy the character at the end of the following line and then type away it should be in reverse. Dont't move your cursor or anything after pasting, leave it where it is.

҉this text is backwards, t'nsi txet siht tub

҉ this is a test

҉

this is a test

҉ testing

Well i copied the whole thing from above and it still doesnt work!

Pasted from word (after pasting from here):

҉this is a test

҉ test test test

҉is this backwards?

I give up :p

Edited by Mr Spoon

҉ this works for me in MSN, just not here on the forums.

Maybe it is something to do with IE-7?

This is the character I posted:

҉

Even stranger, posting in a PHPBB forum brings up this error:

Error in posting

DEBUG MODE

SQL Error : 1406 Data too long for column 'topic_title' at row 1

INSERT INTO phpbb_topics (topic_title, topic_poster, topic_time, forum_id, topic_status, topic_type, topic_vote) VALUES ('҉', 48060, 1189111118, 2, 0, 0, 0)

Line : 258
File : c:\web\phpbb2\includes\functions_post.php

Even stranger, it parses the character, even though i pasted the hex code in the CODE tags?

Edited by Mr Spoon
҉ let's see if this works?

Seems to Work on a Mac fine.

You just cant see the symbol, its just a box. but all the writings goes backwards.

fyi, im on safari.

҉It doesn't work for Mac users :(

Seems to Work on a Mac fine.

You just cant see the symbol, its just a box. but all the writings goes backwards.

fyi, im on safari.

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