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Francine B
2018-06-20
I’m new to PDFfiller. Like the create document feature, although have to search and search for specific forms....Not easy to access. But do find PDFfiller beneficial, useful. Will continue to subscribe to this platform. Great for personal use as well as business use.
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Mary
2019-02-02
My need for a Blumberg standard lease was satisfied, however the number of typographical errors in the form were surprising and correcting them caused a change in the font!! Very frustrating!
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An accessible document is a document created to be as easily readable by a sighted reader as a low vision or non-sighted reader.
What are Accessible Formats? Accessible formats, sometimes called alternate formats, are ways of presenting printed, written, or visual material so that people who do not read print can access it. People who do not read print may: Be blind or visually impaired. Have a learning disability that affects reading.
The most common four file types of electronic formats used in the education setting are: Microsoft Word, Portable Document Format (PDF), PowerPoint, and Excel Spreadsheets.
Use headings. Use lists. Use meaningful hyperlinks. Add alternate text to images. Identify document language. Use tables wisely.
When a request is received, you must consult with the person to determine their accessibility needs. You have the flexibility to determine the most appropriate accessible format or communication support depending on the accessibility needs of the person and the capability of your organization to deliver.
An accessible digital document is one that is well-structured and provides visual information also in a non-visual format. Examples of digital documents are PDFs and Microsoft Office files, but there are much more. They are found on a website, sent in an email or shared in various ways.
Use headings. Use lists. Use meaningful hyperlinks. Add alternate text to images. Identify document language. Use tables wisely.
An accessible document is a document created to be as easily readable by a sighted reader as a low vision or non-sighted reader. Making a document accessible is easiest when we are in the original stages of creating a document.
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