Installed on my machine is Acrobat Adobe DC. I didn't find the
accessible settings here.
what I did was to repair the installation and found that I need to use
the Jaws table commands to read the files.
On 9/15/2016 2:36 PM, James Macdonald wrote:
Hi there you need to go into the menu bar and then to accessibility then find I
think it's set up wizard in here your find the option of radio button read
whole document as one page or at once it might take a bit longer for bigger
documents to load but that's what you need to do
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On 16 Sep. 2016, at 05:24, Jim Pursley <jim.purs...@gaiacapital.com> wrote:
Using adobe 15DC?
Get in adobe..no page is fine.
Tap the Alt key, Arrow across to View. Then scroll down to accessibility sub
menu. Right arrow. Two options..Change Reading Preferences and Setup
Assistant.
You should select continuous page if you want to read an entire document.
Check your large document settings, too. Maybe the doc you are reading single
page is a large doc according to your system.
I set my large doc at a very high level as I have a pretty new machine and even
large docs load pretty quickly.
On 9/15/2016 3:54 PM, Lynn White wrote:
I've noticed recently that the Adobe reader is only reading one page.
Using Windows 10, how do you review the screen reader settings for Adobe.
Thanks.
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