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1. Autotag Document Assigns Failed Character Encoding

   Steps to reproduce
   PDF files generated by Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2008R2
   Process with 'Accessibility tools, Autotag Document'

   Environment (OS, version)
   Windows 10, Acrobat Pro DC
   2015 Release (Classic) Version 2015.006.30392

   Note that files were OK with Windows 10, Acrobat Pro XI (currently on the same workstation)
   Note that files had previously been OK with Windows 7, Acrobat Pro DC (prior workstation, no longer available)

   Expected Result
   Text recognized and assigned text characters
   Bullets recognized and assigned 'bullet' character
   Accessibility Checker passes content

   Observed Result
   Bullets assigned text character ('w', 'n', etc. - possibly the different values were based on different shaped bullets)

   Running accessibility checker:
   Bullets flagged as 'Page Content - Character encoding - Failed'
   Some apostrophes in text strings flagged as 'Page Content - Character encoding - Failed'

   Steps to reproduce
   PDF files generated by Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2008R2
   Process with 'Accessibility tools, Autotag Document'

   Environment (OS, version)
   Windows 10, Acrobat Pro DC
   2015 Release (Classic) Version 2015.006.30392

   Note that files were OK with Windows 10, Acrobat Pro XI (currently on the same workstation)
   Note that files had previously been OK with Windows 7, Acrobat Pro DC (prior workstation, no longer available)

   Expected Result
   Text recognized and assigned text characters
   Bullets recognized and assigned 'bullet' character
   Accessibility Checker passes content

   Observed Result
   Bullets assigned text character ('w', 'n', etc. - possibly the different values were based… more

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   Resolved  ·  AdminRachit Jain (Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

   Hi,
   As discussed over the mail, the issue is is in the source file itself.
   Feel free to contact us in case you have any concerns.

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2. Creating table summary removes accessible table tags

   Using the latest Acrobat DC on MacOS Sierra, the only way to add a summary to a table also removes correct, accessible tags.

   The only way to access the table summary is to open the Touch Up Reading Order panel, highlight the table in question, and mark it as a table in the TURO panel--even though the table was already correctly tagged and in the correct reading order. After this is done, the user can right click on the table and add a table summary.

   However, doing this changes the <table> tag to two nested <sect> tags and removes any <TH> header cells, which are necessary for accessibility. If a document is already accessible except for a table summary, the person remediating the document has to completely retag the table to get the summary, instead of being able to just add a summary to an already-correct table.

   Some accessibility tutorials account for this and include instructions to re-designate the table with the TURO panel, and some just open the TURO panel and right click without having to update the tags (which does not work), so I am hoping this is a bug that can be fixed. Older versions of Acrobat force the user to remove existing tag structure before being able to add a table summary.

   This makes a table summary not worth it when you're working with documents at scale, as our company is. It would be really nice to have this feature available to us without all the extra steps redoing what was already done correctly.

   Using the latest Acrobat DC on MacOS Sierra, the only way to add a summary to a table also removes correct, accessible tags.

   The only way to access the table summary is to open the Touch Up Reading Order panel, highlight the table in question, and mark it as a table in the TURO panel--even though the table was already correctly tagged and in the correct reading order. After this is done, the user can right click on the table and add a table summary.

   However, doing this changes the <table> tag to two nested <sect> tags and removes any… more

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   Hi,
   We sent you a mail regarding the issue. We haven’t heard back from you since.
   I believe the issue has been resolved for you.
   Please share your concerns if you face any issue in future,

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3. shortcut keys for touch up reading order tool

   Shortcut keys already exist if you have a screen reader enabled. If you could put in tooltips giving us those keys, it would speed up manually tagging files tremendously.

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   Hi,
   We escalated the this request to the higher management. We don’t have a plan to provide this feature for now but We have kept it in our radar and would implement it in the near future.

   Thanks
   Rachit

4. Read Out Loud

   Currently Acrobat Pro DC can not read slower than 150 words per minute (wpm). I chatted with support (January 30, 2018) and they confirmed that currently it can not be reduced. Therefore, I request that this be modified to any number that a subscriber wants. 150 WPM is ridiculously fast. The range is 150 to 650 wpm. I would hope that Adobe does not discriminate against persons with disabilities anywhere especially in the United States of America.

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   Hello Sir,
   Since we haven’t received from your end, we hope that the issue has been resolved. Please feel free to reach us if you have any concerns in future.

   Thanks
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5. Need darker text

   Text in PDFs is too light--much harder to read than in older versions of Acrobat Pro. Zooming in doesn't help. Please restore darker text to make documents legible without eyestrain!

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   Hi,
   Since I haven’t heard from you, I believe the issue is resolved on your side.

   Please connect with us incase you need any help. Also please checkout the latest features by updating to the latest version.

   Thanks
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6. Bug: Images become blank grey boxes when changing the reading order

   When we change the reading order in Accessibility of images in a scanned and OCR'd document, the image becomes a grey or white box and no longer shows the image if we move it in the reading order. If you move it back to the original location in the reading order, the grey box disappears. If you save it once the grey box appears, it's permanent. We have tried working with support and they've witnessed the issue happen. The open case may be under cheil@wooster.edu but I don't have the case number handy.

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   Hi,
   Since I haven’t heard from you, I believe the issue is resolved on your side.

   Please connect with us incase you need any help. Also please checkout the latest features by updating to the latest version.

   Thanks
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7. Alt text as searchable content in PDFs

   Would love for alt text to be part of the searchable text in Acrobat's "Find" function—whether that's alt text that's been added in Acrobat as a tag or has been set up prior in another program (like INDD).

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   Hi,
   Thanks for connecting with us. We have taken you suggestion and we have kept it in our radar. Currently we do not plan to implement it in near future but you may see it coming in future releases.

   Thanks
   Rachit

8. Replacement Text (AccSupp ActualText entry) Support

   We noticed that your PDF viewer doesn't have AccSupp ActualText support. This means that copy-pasting technical text such as shellscripts and programming code, does not work in your PDF viewer and this greatly restrains the use of your whole program.

   The replacement text is said to be supported, according to the file "Document management - Portable document format - Part 1: PDF 1.7" both on Table 323, page 559, and on section 14.9.4, page 615. Available here: https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/devnet/pdf/PDF32000_2008.pdf.

   But according to the tests made using PDFs produced by pdflatex using the package accsupp, the replacement text support seems to be unreliable at the moment for copy and paste.

   The tests are shown here: https://github.com/ho-tex/accsupp/issues/2
   The tests generated various behaviors such as:
   - Correct copy and paste of the text, but incorrect copy and paste of leading spaces and empty lines (Test 1);
   - Unexpected insertions of spaces (Test 3 and Test 6), and;
   - Spaces turned into newlines (Test 4).

   We kindly request better support of the replacement text support, because the copy and paste directly from the PDF document is not reliable.

   Please also refer to these two pages for further discussion:

   https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/563803/how-make-a-latex-document-that-generates-a-pdf-from-which-copy-paste-works-corre

   https://github.com/ho-tex/accsupp/issues/2

   We noticed that your PDF viewer doesn't have AccSupp ActualText support. This means that copy-pasting technical text such as shellscripts and programming code, does not work in your PDF viewer and this greatly restrains the use of your whole program.

   The replacement text is said to be supported, according to the file "Document management - Portable document format - Part 1: PDF 1.7" both on Table 323, page 559, and on section 14.9.4, page 615. Available here: https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/devnet/pdf/PDF32000_2008.pdf.

   But according to the tests made using PDFs produced by pdflatex using the package accsupp, the replacement text support seems to… more

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   Hi,
   I understand your concern here. I have shared this with the higher management. We currently do not have any plan to implement it but we have kept it in our radar and will pick up in future,

   Check the latest features in Acrobat Pro DC by keeping the software on latest version.

   Thanks
   Rachit

9. Read to end of document issues on a Mac

   Read to end of document only reads a single page or sometimes doesn't read at all.

   (PS is this the same Rachit who use to work for the Forest Service? If so, I hope you are doing well. I'm still waiting on a TA for a MacBook Pro :-()

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   Hi,
   Since I haven’t heard from you, I believe the issue is resolved on your side.
   Please connect with us incase you need any help. Also please checkout the latest features by updating to the latest version.

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10. BLK

    Trimakasih

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    Sama-sama

    Terima kasih
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11. Outstanding Product

    It's been over ten years since I sold the tech company I owned for 22 years. I've been enjoying retirement...until about a month ago! A friend recruited me to help convert some hard copy documents, produced in the mid-eighties, and make them into accessible PDF files. She knew I had some background in technology and specifically with creating PDFs from paper. The documents were going to be part of a new web site about the history of ADA! Given the nature of the site, the documents needed to be accessible! I downloaded Acrobat Pro DC (and a couple of screen readers to help with testing (JAWS, NVDA,(it wasn’t until later that I found Adobe’s ‘read out loud’ feature)).

    I knew right away the Acrobat Pro software was one of the most incredible tools I've ever used! And I've tested a ton of software. My company was an ASP (Adobe Service Provider) for many years and produced a lot of searchable databases full of PDF files.

    The 7 day trial and monthly subscription made it easy to get back in the game. I didn’t know anything about Acrobat Pro, I’d never even heard of it. After learning and using it for a couple of weeks I can absolutely say it IS the most completely amazing piece of software I’ve ever used! Congratulations!!

    All of the old documents have been converted and have passed all accessibility checks!!

    BTW – sometime in the mid-nineties I was selected to be the moderator of what I think was the first and only symposium on a new technology called “Portable Document Format”. If I’m not mistaken the companies represented were Word Perfect, WordStar and Adobe. The symposium was held at the headquarters of USGS (United States Geological Survey). My company had been experimenting with this new “universal” format from the companies represented. It was clear to us Adobe was way ahead of the competition. The symposium left most of the attendees with the same conclusion.

    Also in the mid-nineties my company was selected to convert the whole collection of OTA (Office of Technology Assessment) documents before the agency was closed. We were having a problem with one of the documents; it was about 600 pages long. We tried and tried but could not make an image+text PDF from our scanned images. The PC kept crashing or locking up. I called Adobe and actually got the Acrobat Product Manager on the line. After some discussion he told me he had never seen a 600 page PDF and wasn’t sure if one could be created from hard copy…but if I was successful would I please send him a copy on a CD! We maxed out memory and everything else you could max out on a PC back then and voila! We made a 600 page PDF! The whole OTA collection is still available on the web site at Princeton University - http://www.princeton.edu/~ota/.

    I’m pretty sure I sent him a CD.

    It's been over ten years since I sold the tech company I owned for 22 years. I've been enjoying retirement...until about a month ago! A friend recruited me to help convert some hard copy documents, produced in the mid-eighties, and make them into accessible PDF files. She knew I had some background in technology and specifically with creating PDFs from paper. The documents were going to be part of a new web site about the history of ADA! Given the nature of the site, the documents needed to be accessible! I downloaded Acrobat Pro DC (and a couple of screen… more

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    Hi John,
    Thank you for such a overwhelming feedback. We appreciate your contribution in helping us provide better services to our customers.
    Please check out the latest updates in Acrobat Pro DC for new features.

    Thanks
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12. Reading of Table contents

    Hi Team
    Please include with Table Control, the option of reading table header with each column value so that it can become easy for person who is trying to understand the contents read
    Also it would be better if user can read a hidden column

    Thanks and Regards,
    Manoj Prithiani
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    Hi,
    Since I haven’t heard from you, I believe the issue is resolved on your side.
    Please connect with us incase you need any help. Also please checkout the latest features by updating to the latest version.

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13. cross-platform interoperability for Acrobat DC

    use of Acrobat DC must be seamless across operating systems, browsers, and devices. seamless interoperability = efficiency. Proprietary in-fighting between apple, microsoft, and google needs to stop. Why not work together for the benefit of all?The business models need to change. For example, "accessibility" of apps needs to be independent of browser, OS, and device.

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    Hi,
    Since I haven’t heard from you, I believe the issue is resolved.
    Please feel free to contact us in case of any issue.

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14. Bug (Accessibility): Link and bullet issues after export from InDesign

    I'm having an accessibility issue that may be a bug with Acrobat or InDesign, or a combination of both. I have a single page of show notes for a podcast. Paragraph styles are used, export tagging is set, and order is laid out in the articles pannel. Upon export and listening with the NVDA screen reader, the reading order is correct, but the bulleted list of links is just read as "bullet, bullet, bullet, etc." without the accompanying text, and the links are skipped. You can tab through the links, but instead of identifying the object as a link, and then giving the accompanying hyperlinked text, with each tab you just get, "link, link, link, link." I can post this in the InDesign uservoice as well, but I thought I'd start here. I experimented with a blank document in ID, and just created a bit of text and a hyperlink. Same issue. I have attached the exported PDF.

    I'm having an accessibility issue that may be a bug with Acrobat or InDesign, or a combination of both. I have a single page of show notes for a podcast. Paragraph styles are used, export tagging is set, and order is laid out in the articles pannel. Upon export and listening with the NVDA screen reader, the reading order is correct, but the bulleted list of links is just read as "bullet, bullet, bullet, etc." without the accompanying text, and the links are skipped. You can tab through the links, but instead of identifying the object as a link, and… more

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    HI,
    I checked the issue reported by you. I would like to inform you that the bullets and the links tags are not tagged properly as can be seen in Tags panel in Acrobat.

    Please report this issue to Indesign.

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15. Accessibility settings are difficult to find

    Why default to yellow text on white background? It's impossible to read. Personally, some DARK themes would be desirable, i.e. yellow text on black background. Is a SIMPLE link to change SETTINGS in this regard?

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    Hi,
    Since I haven’t heard from you, I believe the issue is resolved.
    Please feel free to contact us in case of any issue.

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16. Accessibility / ADA Complaint

    Will the Accessible PDF be a ADA Compliant?

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    Hi,
    I can see your query is resolved by the answer provided on “https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat/accessiblity/td-p/10735685”.
    Please contact us if you have further queries.

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17. Hello, I made the document accessible. All items are tagged, including proper reading order, but a screen reader ignores the reading order.

    Hello,
    I made the document accessible. All items are tagged, including proper reading order, but a screen reader ignores the reading order. Would appreciate help

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    Hi,
    Since I haven’t heard from you, I believe the issue is resolved.
    Please feel free to contact us in case of any issue.

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18. List Tag

    When creating a List structure, a "Create List..." menu/dialog box would be helpful. You could specify the number of levels and sublevels if need be, and Acrobat would automatically create the proper tag structure for that list. It is very tedious currently to manually create the tag structure with multiple levels.

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19. Replace document colors scrolling bug with multiple tabs

    When "Replace Document Colors" is used with multiple tabs (documents) open, the background will "window blind" as you scroll through the document. For example, if the background color has been changed to gray and a new PDF is opened in a tab, that PDF's background will have white, horizontal stripes as you scroll through that persist when scrolling stops. This only happens with the "Enable Scrolling" view option.

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20. Support SVG and SVG's accessibility features

    SVG graphics have some helpful accessibility features. Is it possible to incorporate these into the PDF structure? This could be a big improvement in PDF accessibility.

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