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27-August-2005

Mike Malloch

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Created:: 27-August-2005 00:00:00
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A List Apart: Articles: Facts and Opinions About PDF Accessibility
PDF documents can be no less accessible than HTML. While this may be a shocking revelation, it is nonetheless true. This article will explain how PDF does and does not support accessibility.
/accessibility webtech/structured-content webtech/principles standards/web standards/file-formats
squidfingers / patterns ( decorative background patterns )
Feel free to use any of these patterns on your own site. If you do decide use one, a credit link back to my site is always appreciated.
/resources/collections resources/graphics

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