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Section 8: Making Adobe PDF forms
accessible
This section describes the characteristics of accessible Adobe PDF forms and the three most frequently used methods
for creating them: by using Adobe LiveCycle Designer, by using the Forms tools in Acrobat 7.0 Professional, and by
using Adobe PDF Forms Access.
The instructions in this section apply to Acrobat 7.0 Professional, LiveCycle Designer (available separately or as part
of Acrobat 7.0 Professional), and Adobe PDF Forms Access (a standalone utility that is bundled in the Acrobat
Capture 3.0 Agent Pack).
Note: This section offers instructions and tips that are relevant to making PDF forms more accessible, but a full treatment
of how to create forms is significantly beyond the scope of this guide. As appropriate, this section directs you to specific
sections of Help for the products described. See "Creating Adobe PDF forms" in Acrobat 7.0 Help for detailed information
about the types of form fields that are used in PDF documents, and the various actions and calculations that they
can trigger.
Where you are in the PDF accessibility workflow
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