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This course explains and provides step by step instructions on how to create more accessible Microsoft Word 2003 documents. The principles of creating a logical document structure can be transferred to other applications and document design. By creating more accessible “source documents” there are fewer repairs when these documents are repurposed to tagged PDF. Creating more accessible Word documents also lets people using adaptive technology navigate them more efficiently and effectively.
Students taking this course should have access to and a solid understanding of Microsoft Word 2003. This course is not intended to teach documentation professionals how to use Microsoft Word 2003, but rather only how to create accessible document structure using Microsoft Word 2003.
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