Window Eyes svensk handbok i PDF-format - Icap
Window Eyes svensk handbok i PDF-format - Icap
Window Eyes svensk handbok i PDF-format - Icap
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The single page notification is letting you know that only one page will be visible in Browse Mode at a<br />
time. To advance a page, press CTRL-PAGE DOWN. To go back a page, press CTRL-PAGE UP.<br />
To change the number of pages required for a document to load in single page mode, do the<br />
following:<br />
1. Press CTRL-K<br />
2. Type R for Reading<br />
3. Press TABB until you reach the edit box containing the number of pages (50 by default)<br />
4. Enter the number of pages you want Acrobat to pay attention to for single page loading<br />
5. TABB to OK and press ENTER<br />
Full Document Mode<br />
If you prefer to load the entire <strong>PDF</strong> document in the Browse Mode buffer, rather than one page at a<br />
time, you may do so in the Adobe preferences dialog (accessible with CTRL-K). It should be noted,<br />
however, that loading an entire <strong>PDF</strong> document (especially one that is large) may take a very long time,<br />
depending on your machine specifications.<br />
To enable a document to load in full document mode, do the following:<br />
1. Press CTRL-K<br />
2. Type R for Reading<br />
3. Press TABB until you reach the "Page vs. Document " combo box<br />
4. Arrow Up to select the "Read the Entire Document" option<br />
5. TABB to OK and press ENTER<br />
Reading Order<br />
Manipulating the reading order of a <strong>PDF</strong> file can assist in making a somewhat accessible <strong>PDF</strong> more<br />
accessible. Unfortunately, there is no specific reading order than can make a <strong>PDF</strong> more accessible<br />
over any other reading order, and it is possible that changing the reading order may have no affect on<br />
the readability of a <strong>PDF</strong>. It is also true that changing the reading order will not affect <strong>PDF</strong> files that<br />
have been scanned in without being converted to text (there is no current solution to that problem). If<br />
you are having a difficult time reading a <strong>PDF</strong>, you should try changing the reading order. With a little<br />
trial and error, you will be able to gain more access to the <strong>PDF</strong>.<br />
To modify the reading order of a <strong>PDF</strong>, do the following.<br />
1. Press CTRL-K<br />
2. Type R for Reading<br />
3. Press TABB until you reach the "Reading Order" combo box<br />
4. Use your UP or DOWN arrow to select an alternative reading order.<br />
5. TABB to OK and press ENTER<br />
Bookmarks<br />
You can access the bookmark pane of a <strong>PDF</strong> file by pressing F6. Pressing F6 a second time will close<br />
the bookmark pane. To move between the bookmark pane and the document, use SHIFT-F6.<br />
Secure <strong>PDF</strong>s<br />
<strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> has the ability to read secure <strong>PDF</strong> documents. Secure documents have certain security<br />
restrictions (such as copying text, printing, converting the text, etc.) set forth by the author of the <strong>PDF</strong>.<br />
<strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> will allow access to the text of the <strong>PDF</strong> document, while at the same time honoring the<br />
author's security settings by prohibiting the copying of secure text to the clipboard.<br />
Reading Status In<strong>format</strong>ion<br />
If you would like to hear the status of the Browse Mode buffer (either Single Page, or Full Document),<br />
you can press the speak summary hot key, CTRL-SHIFT-S.<br />
Note that the page indication (Single Page, or Full Document) will still be spoken even when the<br />
Browse Mode progress announcement verbosity option is turned off. The reason is that the page<br />
announcement is not a part of progress of Browse Mode loading, but rather a notification of the current<br />
state of Browse Mode.<br />
For in<strong>format</strong>ion on the latest available version of Adobe Acrobat and the Adobe Acrobat Reader, visit:<br />
http://access.adobe.com/<br />
E.3: Citrix MetaFrame XP<br />
The Basics<br />
Publishing <strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> on a Citrix MetaFrame XP server enables end users to hear other serverbased<br />
applications, just as if both applications were running locally on the desktop.<br />
Server-based deployment of applications has three key benefits:<br />
· Providing users with secure access to enterprise resources from anywhere at any time<br />
· Maximizing IT efficiency with centralized administration