[HumanSer] An Access Techy Question

[Aud Medina]

Great question! I would love to hear people's strategies for this. 

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From: HumanSer <humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of JD Townsend via HumanSer
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Subject: [HumanSer] An Access Techy Question

Hello All:

I have found this NFB Division helpful in many ways in the past.  Members have worked in such interesting positions and found ingenious ways to be productive human service professionals.  I’d like to hear some stories from you all about your careers.  But, first, I would like some assistance.

As a Clinical Social Worker I need to edit and sign forms and contracts, not every day, but with some regularity.

For years a reader has helped me to do this, or I have converted their PDF to Word and scanned it back to PDF, not often a pretty picture.

So, now my question:
On a budget, what PDF editor can edit like Adobe Pro while being assessable with JAWS?
AND
Is there a low-budget digital signature that is simple to use with JAWS?

My dream:  A FREE accessible PDF editor with a digital signature all-in-one solution.

I can see how many of us in the Human Services Division would benefit from such an app.
JD

“JD” John David Townsend		
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, SW3765
386 852-5177

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