What about printing the Safari page to a PDF and then placing that in
Keynote instead of the bitmap. I haven't tried reading a PDF from within
Keynote before so maybe it just comes up as an unreadable object, but
the web page text might actually be accessible. Of course if you're
trying to show some of the Safari UI then this isn't going to help.
CB
On 9/1/13 3:42 PM, Antonio M. Guimaraes Jr. wrote:
Is it possible to create accessible screenshots from within Safari to paste
into Keynote?
I am looking to make a presentation that will include certain webpages. I need
to know what slide I am on.
I would like to capture screenshots to paste into Keynote, , and still have the
text readable with voiceover so I know what we're looking at during the
presentation.
I can add some text to the page to queue me as to what's like I am on. This
goes around the problem that may arise if pasting screenshots gives you images,
not text.
Thanks,
Antonio
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