Справочник Пользователя для Adobe acrobat reader 7.0

 

If you start Adobe Reader for the first time in Windows while a screen reader or screen 
magnifier is running, the Accessibility Setup Assistant, a wizard, starts to help you set 
Adobe Reader preferences for better accessibility. Indicate the type of assistive device that 
you use to present the best options for your system. If you use Mac OS or want to change 
your preferences later, you must start the Accessibility Setup Assistant from the Help 
menu. The wizard presents accessibility preferences that most affect users with screen 
readers and magnifiers. Additional preferences may be set manually in the Accessibility, 
Reading, Forms, and Multimedia panels of the Preferences dialog box. 

1.  Start the Accessibility Setup Assistant by doing one of the following:

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Choose Help > Accessibility Setup Assistant.

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(Windows only) Start Adobe Reader while a screen reader or screen magnifier is running.

2.  Select the option that you prefer:

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Select Set Options For Screen Readers if you use a device that reads text out loud or sends 
it to a braille output device.

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Select Set Options For Screen Magnifiers if you use a device that makes text appear larger 
on-screen.

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Select Set All Accessibility Options if you use a combination of assistive devices.

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Select Use Recommended Settings And Skip Setup to use the recommended settings for 
accessibility.

3.  Follow the on-screen instructions to select accessibility preferences. (See 

.) If you click Cancel at any point, Adobe Reader uses default settings for 

accessibility (not recommended).

4.  Click Done.

1.  Choose Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Adobe Reader > Preferences (Mac OS).
2.  Select Accessibility. To improve compatibility with documents that don't specify a tab 

order, select Use Document Structure For Tab Order When No Explicit Tab Order Is 
Specified. Select any other preferences you want. (See 

3.  Select Forms, and then select background or highlighting colors for form fields.
4.  Select Multimedia, and then select the accessibility preferences that you want.
5.  Select Reading, and select the Read Form Fields option and other appropriate options. 

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