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Re: wich Acrobat pro?
From: Bevi Chagnon
Date: Jan 17, 2012 2:03PM
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<< did Pro turn evil at any point and become not so friendly for a screen
reader user to use? >>
Acrobat's Pro and Standard versions are for creating PDFs. Usually screen
reader users are using Adobe Reader, not Acrobat Pro or Standard.
I believe Acrobat Pro 8 was the first one to make a decent accessible form.
I think the tools in Acrobat Pro X are much easier to use than previous
versions'.
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