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Subject:	Re: FW: Press Release from GW Micro
From:	Loretta Guarino Reid <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	* EASI: Equal Access to Software & Information
Date:	Wed, 14 Mar 2001 15:46:51 -0800
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Terri,
  The screen reader will maintain the integrity as well as Acrobat will let
it. And how well Acrobat does will depend on the way the PDF file is created.
If it is created with full logical structure, it should present the full
complexity of the document accurately. If the PDF file is unstructured,
Acrobat will attempt to infer the structure, and your mileage will vary. For
more details, see http://access.adobe.com/whatsnew.html

        Loretta Guarino Reid
        Adobe Systems

> Has anyone tried this yet?  If so, does this bata of  Window-Eyes 4.1
> maintain the integerity of a complex PDF document?
>
>
> Terri Hedgpeth
> Program Coordinator
> Disability Resources
> Arizona State University
> Phone:  (480) 965-1232
> Fax:    (480) 965-0441
>

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