Reflowing A Document - Adobe 22020772 User Manual

Select an element in the Tags palette. The content associated with the selected
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tag will be highlighted in the document by a bounding box.
Note: When Turn On Associated Content Highlighting is on, other commands in the
Tags panel menu will not be available. To restore the full menu, select Turn Off
Associated Content Highlighting again to toggle it off.
To locate the element tag from a selection:
Use the Text Selection tool
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within the document.
Choose Tags > Find Element From Selection. The logical structure tree will
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automatically scroll to allow you to view the highlighted element tag
associated with the selection.
Reflowing a document
One way to check the order of elements in a document is to reflow the document
using Acrobat 5.0's Reflow tool. The tagged Adobe PDF document is reflowed
one page at a time in the document window. Acrobat doesn't save documents in
a reflowed state.
To reflow a tagged Adobe PDF document:
In Acrobat, click the Reflow button
To return to the view of the tagged Adobe PDF document in an unreflowed state,
click the Actual Size button
button on the toolbar, or choose a related command from the View menu.
If the reflowed document exhibits unexpected results, it may indicate a problem
in the read order. Locate the problem area in the logical structure tree to
determine how the structure could be improved or if there is another problem to
be fixed, such as changing an element to an artifact to remove it from the read
order. To fix actual reflow problems, however, you must use the TouchUp Order
tool. For more information on fixing reflow problems, see Acrobat 5.0 Online
Help.
Checking the Read Order of Documents
or Graphic Selection tool
on the toolbar, or choose View > Reflow.
, the Fit in Window button
to select content
, or the Fit Width
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