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Read Out Loud Feature

The Read Out Loud feature can definitely make some PDF files more accessible to people who are unable to access a PDF with their regular screen reader.

2. Accessibility quick check

The Accessibility Quick Check cannot always correctly identify whether a PDF is accessible or not, but it can alert the user whether the PDF is tagged or not or if there are glaring accessibility errors.

3. Reflow
Reflow is more than just an accessibility feature. It is also useful for people who use handheld devices or other devices that have small screens. There are two main advantages to reflowing a document. 1. It eliminates the need for horizontal scrolling. 2. It changes the reading order to reflect either the order of the PDF tags or, if the document is untagged, tries to infer the correct reading order. Although this is usually an advantage, the reading order in Reflow view can sometimes be more confusing, especially if it has multiple columns or complex tables.

4. Automatic scrolling
Automatic scrolling might be especially helpful for a person who has a motor disability, or for someone who is using the Reflow feature. Like Read Out Loud, there are several shortcut keys to learn. Luckily, they are pretty intuitive. To enable automatic scrolling, choose View > Automatically Scroll or press Ctrl + Shift + H. The other shortcuts are listed in the table below.

Controls and shortcut keys for automatic scrolling Control Start/stop Change scrolling speed Change scrolling direction reverse/forward Previous/next page Shortcut key(s) Ctrl + Shift + H Number key 0-9 or Up and Down arrows Hyphen or minus (-) key Left or right arrow key

5. Save as (accessible) text

You can save a PDF as plain text which can then be printed as braille. As with other accessibility features, this only works if the reading order is clear and if there are no complex tables. For example, the following is a screenshot from the last page of a PDF file from Adobe on accessible features of Acrobat 7. It may be helpful to open this pdf from the Adobe site - external link or view an accessible html version of the table in the screenshot.

6. Sticky notes
We can add sticky notes in a pdf file which is shown when clicked on it.

7. Create online pdf

We can create on line pdf by this feature.

8. Take a snapshot
By this function we can take asnapshot of the pdf and can save it.

9.spelling check
We can check spelling in the pdf by this function.

10. clipboard
We can copy the pdf on clipboard by this feature.

11.advance search
We can search word phrase in a pdf.

12. Help create pdf from file ,scanner, web page

It can create pdf from any data that means from scanned file or directly from web page or from saved file.

13.Document digital signature

we can sign documents digitally through adobe reader.

14.View and search a PDF

In the Reader toolbar, use the Zoom tools and the Magnification menu to enlarge or reduce the page. Use the options on the View menu to change the page display. More options on the Tools menu give you more ways to adjust the page for better viewing (Tools > Select & Zoom).

Adobe Reader toolbars open by default: A. File toolbar B. Page Navigation toolbar C. Select & Zoom toolbar D. Page Display toolbar E. Find toolbar

15. Find information in a PDF

Use either the Search window (Edit > Search) or the Find toolbar to search page content, including layers, form fields, annotations, bookmarks, and digital signatures.

16. View and search a PDF Portfolio

A PDF Portfolio is a collection of files that often contains files that are not PDFs, such as Microsoft Office documents. You can use the Reader search tools to find text throughout the PDF Portfolio. Type the text you want to find in the Search box in the PDF Portfolio toolbar. The search results show all files where the text was found.

For PDF files, expand the list to see the results in context. Click a search result to go to the location of the text in the PDF. For other types of files, click Open, and then search the file.

17. Participate in a review

When you receive a PDF to review, you can annotate it by using the commenting and markup tools. These features are available only when the PDF author has enabled commenting. Also use the commenting and markup tools to return your comments to the author.

Comment & Markup toolbar: A. Sticky Note tool, B. Text Edits tool C. Stamp tool and menu D. Highlight Text tool E. Callout tool F. Text Box tool G. Cloud tool H. Arrow tool I. Line tool J. Rectangle tool K. Oval tool L. Pencil tool M. Show menu

18. Reply to comments

You can reply to comments in two ways:

Open the pop-up note and choose Reply from the Options menu. Click the Comments button in the navigation pane, select a comment, and then click the Reply button. To delete a reply, right-click your reply, and click Delete This Reply. Or select the reply in the Comments list, and then click the Trash icon in the Comments List toolbar.

19. Track a review

To track a document review or view the status of a review, choose View > Tracker. The Tracker shows who has joined a review and how many comments each person has published.

The left side of the Tracker shows all PDF documents in managed reviews. The information pane on the right lists the date and time the PDF was sent and the list of invited reviewers. Links to shared PDFs provide additional information, including the deadline (if set) and the number of comments submitted per reviewer. Deleting a link in the Tracker does not delete the PDF file. Latest Updates summarizes the latest changes to reviews

20. protection mode

Protected Mode is new functionality in Reader X that opens PDF files within an isolated, sandboxed instance of the application. It protects your computer and data from malicious code that might be contained in a PDF file. Protected Mode is enabled by default and lets you securely interact with a fully functional, robust PDF.