I would like to create PDF documents that can be read easily with a
screen reader.
When I run the automated accessibility check in Acrobat on my Lyx
created pdf, it comes up with the following problems:
* This document is not tagged; the reading order of the contents
may be incorrect.
I would like to create PDF documents that can be read easily with a
screen reader.
When I run the automated accessibility check in Acrobat on my Lyx
created pdf, it comes up with the following problems:
* This document is not tagged; the reading order of the contents
may be incorrect.
I would like to create PDF documents that can be read easily with a
screen reader.
When I run the automated accessibility check in Acrobat on my Lyx
created pdf, it comes up with the following problems:
* This document is not tagged; the reading order of the contents
may be incorrect.
I am using Lyx to write my thesis. I have a number of figures in EPS
format which are produced by various programs (Stata, Maple, Open office
draw). I would like the fonts in the figures to be consistent with the
one used in the main body of the text, i.e. same font and size. What is
the
I am using Lyx to write my thesis. I have a number of figures in EPS
format which are produced by various programs (Stata, Maple, Open office
draw). I would like the fonts in the figures to be consistent with the
one used in the main body of the text, i.e. same font and size. What is
the
I am using Lyx to write my thesis. I have a number of figures in EPS
format which are produced by various programs (Stata, Maple, Open office
draw). I would like the fonts in the figures to be consistent with the
one used in the main body of the text, i.e. same font and size. What is
the
