Judy,
Here's how I did it. Find the Accessibility submenu under the Edit menu.
Right-arrow to open the Accessibility submenu and arrow to the Setup
Assistant then press enter. That will launch the wizard that we've been
discussing in this thread.
I just accepted the defaults the first time through, but it didn't work
for me, so Randy suggested that I change the options to load the entire
document and turn off the option to open in the web browser.
Later, someone posted that opening a page at a time was sometimes
better, so perhaps my only problem was the web browser option, but I've
not tried changing the loading option back to a page at a time.
Anyway, it's the Setup Assistant you need rather than the Preferences, I
think.
Jeff
On 6/15/2017 7:12 PM, Judy Jones wrote:
Hello,
I have been following this thread but have only been able to trouble-shoot
tonight. I am only seeing some of the items mentioned in the how-to e-mails
as far as how to set up for assistive technology.
When I open up Acrobat DC, I am presented with a series of buttons:
Recent, Sent, My Computer, Document Cloud, and Add Account.
I did press Control-K, which pulled up the preferences in a treeview list,
but there are none of the accessibility choices I have seen in earlier
versions of Adobe, and none of the choices listed in the e-mails..
I went on the web site for Adobe to download the latest free version, but
apparently what I have is it, version XI, by the way.
I am running Windows 10 Creator.
I have managed to view some Adobe docs, but this does not open by default
when clicking on a PDF doc.
Any ideas for me?
Thanks.
Judy
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