accessibility & PDFs [was: Re: Should I put people's info on the web?]
by "Lady Wistfulee" <ladywist(at)bellsouth.net>
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> > Try saving it out as a PDF file, and you'll keep all formatting and
> > fonts. Seeing impaired people will be able to enlarge it without it
> > pixelating, and people can also download the newsletter to have a hard
> > copy for their files.[/snip]
Not exactly true.
PDF's are in essence graphics files, & not necessarily viewable by the
seeing impaired, only those whose seeing is poor, not those whose sight is
so impaired they use other ways to "view" the web.. Adobe makes a viewer
for the seeing impaired so that they can view PDF's (actually it's more of a
converter).
Here is the URL for Adobe's accessibility initiatives:
http://access.adobe.com/
my 2 centavos today,
Lady Wist
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