Aside from a sighted person copying table data from a pdf into a
spreadsheet for me, I've not found a suitable way to read tables with
more than a few columns or rows. It's possible to navigate a pdf with
Control plus the arrows - which move the cursor one element at a time
but I've not yet figured a decent way to hear column heads when I'm
reading across a row of data.
On 9/12/2015 2:16 PM, Mark Brett wrote:
Hi, how do you convert a pdf to excel?
Mark
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-----Original Message----- From: Jim Pursley Sent: Saturday, September
12, 2015 2:04 AM To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Subject: Re:
[JAWS-Users] how to read tables in word, openbook, and ?adobe
I will be interested to see how this thread develops. I've resolved
the reading of row and column headers in Word and Adobe tables by
exporting/copying to Excel wherever I can - especially where there are
more than 5-6 columns, where my memory gets a bit stretched. Excel has
a great feature in the Quick Settings (Insert V) configurator (Titles)
that will allow user-defined row and column headers to be tagged so
they are read by the JAWS voice as I navigate from cell to sell,
column to column, row to row. Nice feature.
On 9/11/2015 9:51 PM, Dacia Cole wrote:
Hi,
I'm struggling reading a table in word, I've also tried reading it in
Adobe and openbook. It's hard to tell what columns go with what row.
What are the best ways to read a table in these programs? I have
openbook 9 and office 2013 with jaws 16 and windows 8.1
thanks,
Dacia
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