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TIP 56: Using the Accessibility Wizard

Acrobat 7 Professional offers a wizard you can use to set up Acrobat for use with screen readers. The wizard contains five consecutive dialogs. Choose Advanced > Accessibility > Setup Assistant to open the Accessibility Setup Assistant (Figure 56a).

Progress through the wizard by clicking options on each pane and then click Next to move to the next numbered pane; click Done when you have made selections from the fifth pane. Look for these features on each pane:

Choose tagging options. You can choose to let Acrobat infer the reading order or specify an option. Also on this pane, choose to override reading order in a tagged document, or confirm tagging in an untagged document.
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  Pane 4.
  Select an option for viewing large documents. You can choose to deliver the visible pages or the entire document, or you can let Acrobat decide. If you prefer, you can have all the pages delivered for a small document. Click the Maximum number of pages in a small document field and type a number. The default is 50 pages.

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  Pane 5.
  The fifth and final pane gives you an option to disable document auto-save (Figure 56b), which can cause the document to reload and begin reading from the start of the document. You can choose to reopen the document from the last viewed pagewhich is terrific when you're working with long documents. Finally, you can also choose to open a PDF document in Acrobat or a browser; opening a document in Acrobat is less confusing for some assistive devices.

  Figure 56b. The final pane of the Accessibility Setup Assistant lets you disable auto-save.

  
  

  

Click Done to close the wizard and apply the settings.