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* JON ? Copyright 2008 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. ADOBE? ACCESSIBILITY ? Copyright 2008 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. ADOBE? ACCESSIBILITY ? Copyright 2008 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. ADOBE? ACCESSIBILITY ? Copyright 2008 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. ADOBE? ACCESSIBILITY AT Access to Flash and PDF Matt May (@mattmay) 25 Mar 2010 Featuring Adobe Acrobat 9 and Flash Player 10 Adobe Acrobat 9 Accessibility Overview All products in the Acrobat family, Reader, Acrobat Standard, and Acrobat Professional work with conventional assistive technology products such as the popular screen readers JAWS, NVDA and Window Eyes. All of the Acrobat products also have built in accessibility features such as Read Out Loud speech synthesis, the ability to control the contrast between background and text, and the ability to provide a large type display using the Reflow feature. Pro versions provide authors the ability to validate and create accessible PDF documents and forms from a variety of original sources including scanned paper documents. Product Features: Lowering Barriers to Accessibility Works in Conjunction with Conventional Assistive Technology Screen Readers: Windows: IBM Home Page Reader, JAWS, SuperNova (Reader / Magnifier), Window-Eyes Linux: Orca Mac OS: VoiceOver Voice Recognition: Dragon NaturallySpeaking (Windows) Screen Magnifiers: Lunar, ZoomText (Windows) Built-in Features in Adobe Reader 9 and all versions of Adobe Acrobat 9 Mean There is Accessibility without Additional Software Incorporates Operating System Accessibility Features Read Out Loud, Reflow, High Contrast View, Autoscroll, Accessibility Setup Assistant Product Features: Providing Accommodation for a Variety of Disabilities Accommodation Achieved With or Without 3rd Party Assistive Technology Blindness (Text to Speech functionality: Read Out Loud and Screen Reader Compatibility also support for Braille output –