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When tagging pdf files, you may discover errors or the client may wish to update content. Sometimes you can manage the update within Acrobat and sometimes you may need to have a separate document with only the updated pages converted to pdf, tagged, and merged with the main document. Here's how to merge the files. Preparation tasks Create a copy of the file to work with. Fix the errors in the source document, save, and convert to pdf. In the converted pdf document, verify the

Issue: Graphic sizes You may find some figure heavy (charts, grafts) pdf files will be difficult to work with because they take a long time to open or as you scroll between pages, take a long time to resolve each page. One reason for this would be high-resolution images. How to Fix: Acrobat Tool 1) Ensure the document is converted with the highest-resolution possible for the images - At least 600, flattened. 2) Open the file in Acrobat Professional. 3) Open the Print Producti

Let's review accessible pdf characteristics, practical measures of accessibility with a review of common tools, and what is meant by, "technically accessible". Accessible PDF Characteristics From, “Adobe, Accessing PDF Documents with Assistive Technology, A Screen Reader User’s Guide,” pages 2 – 3: "All accessible PDF documents have the following five characteristics: A logical structure and reading order… Alternate text descriptions for figures, form fields, and links… Nav

Finally, just as I had almost quit searching, I found a post on Adobe's forums which helped me solve the DPI awareness issue. My Solution 1) Right-click the Adobe Professional DC icon on the desktop. 2) Select Properties from the drop-down. 3) Select the Compatibility tab in the Properties dialog box. 4) Select the checkbox next to, "Override High DPI Scaling Behavior." 5) Select the "System (Enhanced)" option from the "Scaling Performed by" drop-down. Note: this solution wor