[access-uk] Re: PDF & JAWS
- From: "George Bell" <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2007 11:01:52 -0000
Hi Ray,
"I fear it isn't much help to ask what format these files,
or master documents are in before they've been converted to
PDF, is it?"
Perhaps I didn't make myself clear here.
Quite literally any program which prints can "print" or
"create" a PDF file.
I can be running Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Sage or whatever,
and produce a PDF.
Indeed a printer local to us produces a magazine where he
gets multiple files supplied on Word Format. He then copies
and pastes these into Quark Express, arranging them as a
publication in a A4 Perfect Bound format. He is not
permitted to make any chages to the text - he is just the
printer. He them produces a PDF and uses the PDF to do the
actual ink printing of the magazine.
Consequently in the above scenario, the original Word files
would be suitable for detailed proof reading purposes to
check for content, spelling and grammatical errors.
George.
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