Window Eyes svensk handbok i PDF-format - Icap

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