From Adobe's web site: Several more tools for creating accessible Adobe PDF files are also available for Windows. These include the Paper Capture plug-in, which adds text to a scanned page; the Make Accessible plug-in for the conversion of legacy Adobe PDF files to tagged Adobe PDF files; and the PDFMaker macro, for creating tagged Adobe PDF files in conjunction with Microsoft Office 2000 and Office XP applications.
Have you tried using the Adobe Make Accessible plugin? I realize you'll want to automate the process, and perhaps it's accessible from the command line? I'd be interested in finding out more about this if you find anything.
Web Maestro Clay
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
This is not a foolish question. Unfortunate for you, but FOP doesn't support Tagged PDF at this time. And to answer a possible follow-up question: It's not on the todo list. This is not really a hot topic, so that explains why you haven't found any information. Anyway, this is OpenSource. Anything can happen...
On 27.03.2003 15:44:45 Labeaux Schiek wrote:Can anyone shed some light on how we should go about making the
resulting pdf a 'tagged pdf'?
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