Re: [orca-list] Why working some document with Acroread accessibility, and why not working another documents?

[Alejandro Leiva <aleiva emergya es>]

El 02/07/2010, a las 19:45, Joanmarie Diggs escribió:

> Hey Ale.
>
> >      The first PDF [1] have a graphical layout the second not (is just
> > only plain text). I think that the page structure in first document is
> > related with a11y navigation in Acroread.
> >
> >      Maybe ocrfeeder should solve your problem (a bit time and resources
> > consuming) if responsiveness is not a must.
>
> I'd also be curious as to how each of these documents works with the
> Evince a11y improvements being made thanks to the Consorcio Fernando de
> los Ríos.... (Guess I'll add that to my list.)
>
> --joanie


Reading Evince features [1]

Document Indexes
        * When index information is included in a PDF Evince will display it in a tree format.

I don't know now how evince implement a11y navigation.

Anyway I should dig in the problem that Attila noticed, maybe add a blocking detection algorithm based on 
content layout in evince is a good idea for a11y navigation.

[1]: http://live.gnome.org/Evince/Features
--
Alejandro Leiva