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Can people with visual disabilities read Adobe PDF files?

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Can people with visual disabilities read Adobe PDF files?

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Yes. In order for screenreaders (software sometimes used by people with visual disabilities) to read Adobe PDF files, please follow these steps: • Go to access.adobe.com. • Go to downloads at the bottom of the left column. • Download accessible Acrobat reader from the Download page. To install Acrobat Reader, run the downloaded file and follow the install prompts. • Open up Acrobat Reader and hit Alt + F. • Use the down arrow to preferences and hit enter. • Tab to Web integration and un-select it. • Close Acrobat Reader. • Download and install Acrobat Access 4.05 plug-in for Windows. • Run Acrobat Reader. • When you look at a document on the Web, click on the Web document and download the document and save it on the hard drive off the Internet. • Open up the document using Acrobat Reader, hit Ctrl+4 and it will read the document.

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