Task 1: How to tag headings
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to properly tag headings with MadeToTag for PDF/UA compliance.
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Topics
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MadeToTag – Introduction 1
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Installation, registration, updates and support 2
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MadeToTag – Step by step 11
- Where do I find MadeToTag in the Adobe InDesign menu?
- How is the MadeToTag window structured?
- Task 1: Define and review export tags
- Task 2: Structure content into articles
- Task 3: Alternate text
- Task 4: Review document meta data
- Task 5: Language
- Task 6: Table structure
- Task 7: Create tagged PDF file
- “Troubleshooting” for accessible PDFs
- Review meta data and alternate text for approval
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MadeToTag Video Tutorials 12
- Task 1: How to tag headings
- Task 1: How to tag body text
- Task 2: Set correct reading order with articles
- Task 3: Edit alternate text for images and graphics
- Task 4: Define and review metadata
- Task 5: Assign document language
- Task 6: Tagging tables of different complexity level with MadeToTag
- Task 7: Create export presets in MadeToTag
- A quick MadeToTag overview
- Seven MadeToTag tasks to get your accessibility project done
- How interactive forms can be created in InDesign using MadeToTag
- Advantages of using MadeToTag for generating accessible PDF documents
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