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PDF ACCESSIBILITY WEBINAR

How to Automate InDesign PDF Accessibility Fixes

InDesign exports PDFs with accessibility errors that fail PDF/UA validation. This hands-on session shows you how to fix them automatically.

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Speaker profile featuring Jozef Baranec, CEO and Chief Solutions Engineer at PDFix, specializing in PDF accessibility, SDK integration, and workflow automation. Portrait shown against a dark background with speaker credentials.

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PDFix auto-tagging and quick-fix capabilities resolve the most common InDesign PDF/UA errors in just a few clicks – and scale to batch processing for entire document sets.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Webinar Key Takeaways

  • Why InDesign-exported PDFs fail PDF/UA validation
  • Use PDFix auto-tagging to fix structural accessibility issues in InDesign PDFs
  • Apply quick-fix actions for the most common PDF/UA errors
  • Set up key accessibility fixes and chain them into reusable custom action
  • Run batch processing across entire folders of InDesign-created PDFs
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FIXES COVERED IN THIS SESSION

InDesign PDF/UA Errors Fixed in This Webinar

These are the most common PDF accessibility issues in InDesign-exported documents.

  • Fix nested List or Content outside of LBody
  • Artifact untagged content
  • Fix missing PDF/UA Identification Schema
  • Fix missing Name key in OC configuration dictionary
  • Flatten tag tree and level-up nested structure elements
  • Set Contents for Links
  • Remove invalid content marks
  • Fix missing Viewer Preferences in document Catalog
  • Fix missing Tabs key on page with annotations
  • Alternate text for images
  • Automate all fixes with batch processing

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