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1. Creating Accessible Word Documents
2. Overview
3. Why Make Information Accessible?
4. What Kinds of Disabilities?
5. Examples of Assistive Technology
6. Examples of Assistive Technology
7. General Office Configuration
8. Prompt for File Properties
9. Accessibility and Microsoft Word
10. 7 Steps to Accessible Word Documents
11. Text Description of Graphics and Images
12. Text Description of Graphics and Images (cont.)
13. How would you describe this? Example Figure 1
14. Tips
15. How would you describe this? Example Figure 2
16. Tips
17. How to Describe Things
18. Use color correctly
19. Use color correctly (cont.)
20. Using Styles to Create a Document Structure
21. Styles and Document Structure
22. Applying Styles To A Document
23. Rules for Applying Styles
24. Neat Tricks for Styled Documents
25. Modify Style dialog box
26. About Writing Style
27. Using Tables for Tabular Data
28. Identify Table Row and Column Headings
29. Identify Table Row and Column Headings
30. Use Appropriate Font Formatting
31. Use Appropriate Font Formatting
32. Create Bullets and Numbered Lists
33. Provide a Table of Contents
34. Provide a Table of Contents
35. Provide a Table of Contents
36. Provide a Table of Contents (TOC)
37. Add document metadata
38. Document metadata hint
39. Gotchas
40. Choosing the Right Format
41. HTML Pros & Cons
42. MS Office Pros & Cons
43. PDF Pros & Cons
44. Accessibility Spectrum
45. Best Strategy
46. Either Way…
47. Saving Word as HTML
48. How to Save Word as HTML
49. How to Save Word as HTML (cont.)
50. HTML Challenges
51. Accessibility and Adobe Acrobat
52. Acrobat & PDF Overview
53. Garbage In = Garbage Out
54. Tools You’ll Need
55. Creating PDF from Microsoft Office Documents
56. Creating PDF from Microsoft Office Documents
57. Summary
58. Other Related Workshops
59. Resources
60. Questions

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