RICOH Accessibility Designer User Guide

In this section:

  1. Introduction
  2. Overview
  3. Installing
  4. Working with Projects
    You can create a new project with PDF documents located on your computer or update an existing project using the Project functions. The project created by RICOH Accessibilty Designer is saved in an XML format that uses the filename extension .uaproj.
  5. Managing Rules
    This section explains how to create rules that when processed by the PDF/UA tool will mark PDF content such as document, text, list, objects, table or structure elements.
  6. Configuring
    This section explains how to configure your application, such as setting styles and creating or customizing new themes.
  7. Working with Macro Files
    You can import a macro file located on your computer to an existing project. A macro definitions list is an XML file that stores rules to be used multiple times within the same control file or a different control file.
  8. Tutorials
  9. Validating PDF
    The Validate PDF window allows you to check whether all PDF elements have been matched.
  10. Troubleshooting
    If you encounter problems while you are working with RICOH Accessibility Designer, you might be able to solve them by using the information in this section.
  11. Glossary
    This glossary defines technical terms and abbreviations used in RICOH Accessibility Designer.
Parent topic: RICOH Accessibility Designer User Guide