Accessibility
Microsoft’s Active Accessibility (MSAA) Interface
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You can enable this option using Acrobat JavaScript’s
doc
object’s
encryptForRecipients
method. This method allows you to control whether content can be extracted for use by
applications that, for example, read text aloud.
For more information, see the
Chapter 11, “Providing Document Security”
.
Microsoft’s Active Accessibility (MSAA) Interface
Acrobat exports COM objects in order to make the content of a PDF file available to
assistive technology. An accessibility application such as a screen reader can interface with
Acrobat through Microsoft’s Active Accessibility (MSAA) interface, using MSAA objects that
Acrobat exports, or directly through exported COM objects that allow access to the PDF’s
internal structure, called the document object model, or DOM.
Information about the underlying PDF structure is made available through direct COM
objects that represent the PDF DOM.
The DOM accessibility interfaces provide more extensive access. The DOM and MSAA
models are related, and a developer can use either or both. Acrobat issues notifications to
accessibility clients about signigicant events occurring in the PDF file window, and
responds to requests from such clients.
For more information, see
Reading PDF Through COM Accessibility Interfaces
.
Summary of Contents for Acrobat 7.0.5
Page 10: ...Contents 10 Acrobat SDK User s Guide ...
Page 66: ...Modifying the User Interface Customizing Acrobat Help 6 66 Acrobat SDK User s Guide ...
Page 78: ...XML and the Acrobat SDK Managing XML based Information 8 78 Acrobat SDK User s Guide ...
Page 100: ...Providing Document Security Document Rights 11 100 Acrobat SDK User s Guide ...
Page 106: ...Working with Metadata Object Data 12 106 Acrobat SDK User s Guide ...
Page 110: ...Searching and Indexing Indexing PDF Documents 13 110 Acrobat SDK User s Guide ...
Page 118: ...Working With PDF Layers Working with Layers from a Plug in 15 118 Acrobat SDK User s Guide ...