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Re: PDF Accessibility Checker (PAC) vs. Adobe Acrobat Pro XI full check
From: Monir ElRayes
Date: Apr 3, 2014 11:54AM
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I think it is important to realize that PDF is here to stay for a variety of
reasons, not the least of which the fact that PDF typically represents a
"document" as opposed to an html "page" which usually represents an
information fragment.
In any case, using the right tools, PDF can easily be made as accessible as
HTML. Accessibility technology should accommodate all popular formats as
long as these formats are inherently capable of being accessible.
Best Regards,
Monir ElRayes
Founder / Director
NetCentric TechnologiesÂ
Creator of the CommonLook Suite of Tools
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