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The FrameMaker software provides a number of features that improve access
for visually impaired users. In particular, it:
Provides support for high-contrast viewing for users
with low visual acuity.
Creates tagged Adobe PDF files when converting FrameMaker
files to tagged PDF, making it easier for people who use screen
reader software to navigate a document in the proper reading order.
For information on how to turn your FrameMaker documents into tagged
Adobe PDF files, see Tagged PDF.
Supports assistive technology, such as screen reader software
for the Windows® platform.
Screen readers let visually impaired users interact with the
computer by interpreting what is happening on the screen and sending
that information to speech-synthesis devices. The screen reader
will follow the logical structure of the document. Screen readers
can read FrameMaker documents viewed in FrameMaker, or tagged PDF
documents viewed in Adobe Acrobat® or Adobe
Reader®. Refer to your screen reader documentation
for information on installation and use with documents viewed in
FrameMaker or Acrobat.
For more information on accessibility in Adobe Acrobat and Adobe
PDF documents, see the Acrobat online Help and the Adobe website.
Launch the soft keyboardFrom
the Start menu, select Programs > Accessories > Accessibility
> On-Screen Keyboard.
Click OK. You can then start using the onscreen keyboard.
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