leena chourey <leenag...@gmail.com> wrote: > Our efforts make a pdf document open in firefox. So from Orca when a user > opens a pdf document (on a key binding) the document opens, as is, in > firefox and Orca reads it from there - with this technique, the document > formatting appears to be intact, Orca reads the document properly and this > method is not restricted to any one particular pdf reader application. We > have, at the same time, also enhanced Evince to support the changes that we > have done, so if someone wants to open the document with evince then evince > opens, but on a key binding the file is opened in Firefox and control passes > there.
Have you implemented support for tagged PDF? This is currently missing in both xpdf/poppler and ghostscript; there's a possibility that the GNU PDF library (currently under development) may implement it if someone volunteers to do the work. In my opinion, the lack of a free software/open-source implementation of the relevant parts of the PDF spec, covering tagged PDF and accessibility, is the main problem in this area. _______________________________________________ gnome-accessibility-list mailing list gnome-accessibility-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-accessibility-list
