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A Microsoft Accessibility MVP since 2017 when this category of MVP was established. A Microsoft MVP for Word (Most Valued Professional) since 2009.

A Canadian delegate to the ISO 32000 PDF committee. Karen is:Ī Canadian delegate of the ISO 14289 or PDF/UA (Universal Accessibility) committee and has been for a number of years. She began her career in website accessibility and auditing and moved to accessible Word, PowerPoint and PDF documents in 2004. has been working in the field of accessible document design since 1999.

Using any or all of the three applications as part of a remediation strategy for PDFĪccessible Course Design, Accessible Educational Materials, Administrative/Campus Policy, Alternate Format, Procurement, Teaching about Accessibility in Curriculum, Uncategorized Speaker Bio(s) Karen McCall.

What each application can do and what they can't do.and what each might do better.

There are three applications that can be used to create and remediate tagged PdF.

With the advent of these new tools that can Tag PDF documents and incorporate remediation and form tools, AND with both PowerPDF and Foxit being single purchase instead of subscription, there is room in our toolkits for additional or alternative tools for tagging and remediating PDF documents.

There is a similarity in tools with the three applications but there are some differences and of course, things are in different places. All three tools have Ribbons integrated into Microsoft applications as well as stand-alone applications. This session takes a look at all three software tools and identifies the pros and cons of each and how to use all of them as part of a strategy to reduce the remediation time for PDF document accessibility.

The Canadian government announced earlier this year that it was switching from Adobe Acrobat Pro to either Nuance PowerPDF Advanced or Foxit Phantom for Business as a cost saving measure. This session takes a look at the pros and cons of each software. Nuance offers PowerPDF Advanced which incorporates a Ribbon in Office applications but is also a stand-alone tool.

There are two alternatives to using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC for creating and remediating accessible tagged PDF documents. Karen McCall, Senior Advisor, Accessible Document Design, Karlen Communications.Presented at 4:20pm in Westminster II on Thursday, November 21, 2019.