Hi Selwyn

It works for me but I'm using IE7 on XP.  I've just tried to run it on 
Firefox but like your experience, it's just a blank screen.

If you don't have any access to a Windows machine, perhaps you could try 
writing to Norm Coombs at EASI ([log in to unmask]) to see if there's 
any other way of viewing it.

Sorry I can't help.

Best Regards

Sharon



Selwyn Lloyd wrote:
> Hi Sharon,
>
> I only get a fairly blank page when i follow
>
> http://easi.cc/archive/mccall/intro/index.htm
>
>
> I'm using a mac and firefox.
>
> Selwyn
>
> Sharon Perry wrote:
>> Hello Everyone
>>
>> EASI (Equal Access to Software Information) are running a four 
>> session webinar on creating accessible PDFs (Portable Document 
>> Format) starting 11th March 2008.  The cost is $150 (around £76).  
>> Further information is available in the e-mail below and from 
>> http://easi.cc/forms/pdf-series.htm.
>>
>> There's a free hour-long overview of PDF accessibility at 
>> http://easi.cc/archive/mccall/intro/index.htm.
>>
>> Best Regards
>>
>> Sharon.
>>
>> Sharon Perry,
>> Accessibility Domain Co-ordinator,
>> JISC CETIS,
>> University of Bolton.
>>
>> Website: http://jisc.cetis.ac.uk/domain/accessibility
>>
>> ***
>> Original Message
>> Subject: Learning to Create PDF Documents and Learning Acrobat
>> Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 07:42:15 -0800
>> From: Prof Norm Coombs <[log in to unmask]>
>> Reply-To: Distribution list for EASI Web Conferences, Podcasts and 
>> News <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>>
>> Learning to Create PDF Documents and Learning Acrobat.
>>
>> This is a 4-part fee-based Webinar series starting March 11 and 
>> running for 4 weeks.  The presenter is Karen McCall who has published 
>> an electronic book on creating PDF and who is one of Adobe's beta 
>> testers.  Karen also has a solid grasp on the importance of creating 
>> documents using structure and understands how to use that structure 
>> to enable the author to readily transform that document to different 
>> file formats and keep its integrity.  For those in the know, this is 
>> normally called "repurposing".  The series will also highlight how to 
>> create documents that are fully accessible to users of special 
>> software for people with disabilities.  The ability to make a 
>> document once and yet repurpose it to different document types and 
>> use it repeatedly in different places and ways is a time-saver.  You 
>> can read more about this Webinar series and register online at 
>> http://easi.cc/clinic.htm.
>>
>> The 4 weeks will cover:
>>
>> March 11: Week One: Getting Our Bearings.
>> * What is tagged PDF?
>> * How does it make PDF documents accessible for people using adaptive 
>> technology?
>> * What does a Tags Tree look like?
>> * Creating a tagged PDF document from Microsoft Word;
>> * Creating usable links;
>> * Adding Alt Text to images;
>> * Logical document structure/custom headings.
>>
>> March 18: Week Two: Tagging and Repair Tools.
>> * What are the tools in Adobe Acrobat to tag and repair documents?
>> * Highlight Content;
>> * Find Tag from Selection;
>> * Accessibility Checker;
>> * TouchUp Reading Order tool;
>> * Fit Text to Selection;
>> * Legacy PDF;
>> * Add tags to document;
>> * Creating Bookmarks;
>> * Strategies for easy navigation.
>>
>> March 25: Week three: Intermediate Techniques.
>> * Repair topic: Adding Alt Text to Images;
>> * Images as links;
>> * Repair Topic: Creating Links;
>> * Priority of tasks;
>> * Recognize with OCR; * When to use it;
>> * What will it do?
>>
>> April 1 : Week Four: The Next Step.
>> * Tables in PDF;
>> * PDF from other Microsoft applications;
>> * What other elements need to be accessible [not included in this 
>> clinic];
>> * Forms in Adobe Acrobat, LiveCycle Designer;
>> * TIF to PDF.
>>
>> Online registration is below the series description on the Webinar page:
>> http://easi.cc/clinic.htm.  These will be recorded for subscribers to 
>> review at their leisure.
>>
>> EASI (Equal Access to Software and Information) is a non-profit: 
>> http://easi.cc.
>>
>> Check out EASI's New Synchronous Clinics: http://easi.cc/clinic.htm.
>>
>> EASI Home Page: http://www.rit.edu/~easi.
>> Online Courses and Clinics: http://easi.cc/workshop.htm.
>>
>>
>>   
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