Adobe acrobat reader 7.0 User Manual

 

Adobe Reader includes a set of accessibility features that help readers with motion or 
vision limitations navigate and view Adobe PDF documents more easily on Windows and 
Mac OS platforms. Many of these features can be adjusted by using a wizard, the 
Accessibility Setup Assistant. (See 

Note: The Accessibility and Reflow features are available in the full version of Adobe 
Reader, or can be installed as an update. To install the Accessibility update, choose Help > 
Check For Updates Now.

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Support for assistive technology (such as screen readers and screen magnifiers) that read 
content and convert it to speech or braille output. (See 

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Visibility customization to make text and images easier to view for people with a limited 
range of vision. (See 

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Reflow capability for text, to view at high magnifications or on Portable Device Assistants 
(PDA). (See 

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Speech functionality on systems without assistive technology. (See 

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Navigation through documents using auto-scroll, to reduce required keyboard and actions. 
(See 

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For more information about using accessible features in Adobe Reader for PDF 
documents, visit the Adobe website at http://access.adobe.com.