Hello Dave,
Thanks for that info; I was aware of this but was trying to
make the point - badly - that calling a document a PDF file does
not necessarily make it accessible.
Glen
On 14-Oct-2010 17:58, Farfar Carlson wrote:
Glen,
PDF files are often created as each page being an image of
something. This usually happens when a PDF file is created from
a scanner. So it's okay that it's PDF.
Dave
Created in the Audio Recording and Mixing Studios, San Jose,
California
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 23:45
Subject: Re: Here is the PDF file I'm talking about!
Brandon,
This is nothing more than a series of pictures, one picture
per page which has been saved with a PDF file extension.
No idea why this one has been saved with a PDF file extension,
but it's still a picture and therefore should have a file
extension of .jpg.
To make it accessible to a screen reader, you would need to
use Optical Character Recognition to turn it into text.
HTH.
Glen
On 14-Oct-2010 16:06, Brandon Keith wrote:
Here,
I forgot to attach it on the last email!
Thank you,
Brandon Keith
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