Over the last few months, I’ve been getting PDF’s via e-mail which have mostly been news letters from the clients the company I work with audits/remediates for accessibility, and I check over them to make sure everything is readable. However, some of these I’ve been noticing have been scanned, but not proofread, because they are so riddled with spelling errors, which while this is technically not considered an accessibility violation, some of them are so bad they make the document borderline unreadable if you’re reading it with a screen reader. However, I’m only using Adobe Acrobat Reader, and am wondering how doable the process to go through via Voiceover and edit these would be before I consider purchasing a license to do this. Has anyone done this who could give me some pointers?
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