[nfbcs] Off-Topic - need help for Universities

[David Andrews]

Adobe has a guide, I have seen it as a one page handout, also as a 
properly done PDF file.  I would guess you could find it on access.adobe.com

Dave

At 11:59 AM 9/1/2009, you wrote:
>I'm getting several requests which deal with how to make documents 
>in PDF accessible. Some of the requests are coming from universities 
>where they are trying to convert books which are in PDF. Some are 
>coming from units of government which apparently are placing their 
>documents in PDF so they retain their format no matter on what 
>machine they are read. In the case of these latter documents which 
>are not scanned but which are distributed in PDF, is there some 
>guide to show those putting out the documents how to ensure they 
>will be accessible?
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>Gary
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