New in the 2018 release of Adobe InDesign, is the ability to convert objects drawn in InDesign to figures in an exported PDF file. See how in this video.
- [Instructor] In previous versions of InDesign,…objects that were drawn inside of InDesign,…such as shapes and lines and paths,…would automatically get artifacted when they were exported…to the PDF format.…And this was a bit of a problem…because a lot of times, we wanted those elements represented…as a figure, but there was no easy way…to do it inside of InDesign.…So, one of the improvements that they made…in InDesign CC 2018 is the ability…to tag objects drawn in InDesign as a figure.…
So, before I show you how to do that,…I'd like to show you the behavior…that we experience right now.…So, I have the Objects.indd file open on my computer…and I'm just going to go to the File menu and choose Export,…and I'm going to export this.…I'll just call it Objects and I'll save that into my folder.…What you're going to find is that if I go…to that page and open up the Tags pane,…when I go to the very bottom,…the very end of my section, you can see…that those items are, in fact, not tagged.…
They're no where to be found.…And if I go into the Content pane…
Author
Chad Chelius
Released
4/20/2018- What is accessibility?
- The screen reader experience
- Setting up Acrobat DC
- PDF remediation workflow
- Tagging content, including lists and tables
- Adding metadata, bookmarks, and alt text
- Generating a PDF with Microsoft Word and Adobe InDesign
- Creating accessible PDFs from PowerPoint and Excel
- Adding hyperlinks
- Controlling tag and reading order
- Adding cross-references and tables of contents
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 4s
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What you should know4m 18s
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1. Understanding Accessibility
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What is accessibility?3m 3s
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Accessibility standards3m 30s
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Check PDF accessibility1m 24s
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The screen reader experience2m 31s
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2. Accessibility in PDF Files
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The PDF remediation workflow3m 20s
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Specifying order7m 2s
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Contrast between elements4m 31s
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3. Make an Existing PDF File Accessible
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Explore PDF Remediation3m 10s
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Tag lists9m 40s
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Tag tables6m 24s
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The Table Editor6m 54s
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Artifacting elements5m 49s
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Validate the PDF file5m 21s
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4. Create an Accessible PDF File from Word
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Layout considerations3m 43s
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Add metadata3m 39s
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Styles and outline levels7m 42s
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Add bookmarks2m 32s
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Tag tables for accessibility7m 52s
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Add hyperlinks6m 18s
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Footnotes and endnotes2m 43s
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5. Create an Accessible PDF File from Powerpoint and Excel
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General considerations6m 24s
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Add alternative text2m 57s
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Work with tables4m 40s
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6. Create an Accessible PDF File from Adobe InDesign
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Add required metadata4m 22s
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Control tag order6m 23s
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Control reading order5m 44s
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Create captions6m 2s
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Create a list7m 34s
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Artifacting objects6m 16s
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PDF bookmarks in InDesign6m 42s
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Footnotes and endnotes8m 11s
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Include an index3m 27s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 20s
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