Hello,

The best solution is to download and install the accessible version of
Acrobat.  You can get this from http://access.adobe.com.

This loads many PDF documents so they can be read with the JAWS virtual PC
cursor.

Kelly
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Subject: PDF


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> Dear All:
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> I would like info on the best way to deal with PDF files both on the
> Internet and those that are sent in e-mails.  I am using JAWS 4.5 and
> Windows 98 se.  Any help will be much appreciated.
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> Thanks in advance,
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> Jean
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