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Tagged Annotations
Tagged Annotations
Purpose of this criterion
To ensure that all the annotations such as comments and highlights are included as tags or marked as artifacts
How to fix
- Option #1:
- "Content" pane
- View > Show/Hide > Navigation Panes > Content > right click on the contents that you want mark as an artifact and select "Create artifact"
- "Content" pane
- Option #2:
- "Reading Order" pane:
- Tools > Accessibility > Reading order > Show reading order > Review the reading order (You can review your content by selecting "Page content order" or by "Structure types") > select the content that requires tagging > Chose the type of tag > OK
- "Reading Order" pane:
- Option #3:
- Tools > Accessibility > Set Alternative text > Checkmark "Decorative Figure" for the image that is selected.
- Option #4:
- "Tags" pane:
- Options > Tag Annotations (This option will allow Adobe Acrobat to auto tag all the annotations in the document)
- "Tags" pane:
Important
Read the PDF document with a screen reader, listening to hear that the decorative image is not announced when reading the content line-by-line.
Screenshots
Option #1
Option #2
Select your element that you'd like to tag as a background/artifact and choose "Background/Artifact" from the reading order dialog box.
Note: This is simply an example of selecting an element (logo in this case) and tagging it as a background image. It does not mean that it is mandatory to tag your logo as an artifact or background image.
Option #3
Option #4
, multiple selections available,
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