Learning Preference Options
Watch It
Or Read About It

Learning Preference Options

Learning Preference Options

You have many options to learn the material, but you do not need to go through all of the different formats in order to be successful in this micro-course.

Your options include:

Watching the instructional video on the "Watch It" tab.
Reading the instructional content on the "Or Read About It" tab.

Where is the Accessibility Checker in PDF?

Where is the Accessibility Checker?

When Adobe Acrobat DC is opened for the first time, the Accessibility Checker will not appear in the Tools Pane on the right. Watch this video to learn how to initially locate, run it, and about optionally saving the Accessibility Report.

Need another explanation?

Watch the video below to learn where the Accessibility Checker is located in PDF, and how to create the Make Accessible Wizard for a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

Where is the Accessibility Checker in PDF?

Accessibility Checker (Full Check)

Use the Accessibility Full Check command to perform a thorough check for many characteristics of accessible PDFs, such as the use of alternative text on images, the presence of tags, document language, and fonts that can be mapped reliably to Unicode text.

It is possible to choose which kinds of accessibility issues to look for in Full Check by using the Accessibility Checker Options . There are also options to view and save the results.

To Find the Tools Menu:

Go to View menu > Activate Tools menu > Select Accessibility.

The Accessibility Tools will appear on the right-hand sign of the Acrobat Pro interface.

Accessibility Tools is found under "Tools" tab.

To run the Accessibility Full Check, perform the following steps:

Step 1

Start by selecting Accessibility Tools.

Figure 1. Accessibility Tools

Step 2

Select Full Check command from the Accessibility Tools panel (refer to “Figure 2. Accessibility Full Check Command”) to open the Accessibility Checker Options dialog (refer to “Figure 3. Accessibility Checker Option Dialog”), select the Report Options to save the results as an HTML file or attach the report to the document.

Figure 2. Accessibility Full Check Command

Accessibility Checker options dialog box

Figure 3. Accessibility Checker Option Dialog

Step 3

Use the default “All Pages” to check all pages or select a page range to check on individual sections of a document.

Step 4

Select a Category of Document, Page Content, Forms, Tables and Lists, or Alternate Text and Headings to modify the accessibility Checking Options. By default, everything is checked.

Step 5

Select the Start Checking button to begin the full check.

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