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  • Open Adobe Acrobat 9 and then open the document.
  • Pull down the 'Advance' menu and select 'Extend Features in Adobe Reader'
  • A dialog box will come up that says 'This document already has enabled usage rights in Adobe Reader. To remove Reader Enablement, use File > Save a Copy'.
    Follow these instructions, they will allow you to create a copy of the document that is not restricted and has no extended features in Adobe Reader.
  • Rename the file when you save it. Close the current file and open the new copy.
  • If you still can't edit the fields, pull down the 'Forms' menu and select 'Add or Edit Fields'
  • A dialog box will come up asking if you want Acrobat to detect form fields for you. Click 'Yes'
  • Make any changes to the form that you would like and save the file.
  • Close the file.
  • When you reopen the file it should be editable.
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Caucasus and Central Asia Newsletter. The Caucasus and Central Asia Newsletter is no longer published, but archived past issues are available online. These contain articles from visiting speakers, Berkeley faculty, and Berkeley graduate students. Newsletter issues are available here in PDF format. You must have Acrobat Reader (free software. Some applications, when used on newer versions of Adobe Acrobat Reader, will allow you to modify PDF files; others do not and have to be printed and then typed upon. If you have illegible or messy handwriting (and even if you don't) you may want to consider typing the application sheets even if they allow you to use pen. The UC Berkeley Summer Research. Which can be viewed and printed using Adobe Acrobat Reader. To obtain a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader, please visit the. The forms in this section are generally in Microsoft Word (.doc) or Portable Document Format (.pdf). PDF files can be viewed by using the Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available free from the Adobe site. Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher is recommended. Payroll forms, including Direct Deposit, are available on the Payroll website. Adobe Acrobat Pro (Windows / Mac, closed source, commercial) Acrobat Pro is available to all UC Berkeley affiliates via campus license. Claim your Adobe Creative Cloud license to install Acrobat on your machine or utilize ETS computer facilities. ABBYY Finereader (Windows / Mac, closed source, commercial with educational discount and free trial).

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Creating accessible versions of PDF files can be quick and easy.

First, Apply OCR to a Scanned PDF Document

You will want to use Adobe Acrobat's OCR Text Recognition feature to covert the document into a format readable by screen readers.

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  1. Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat.
  2. In Acrobat, select View -> Tools -> Text Recognition.
  3. In the Recognize Text window, click In This File.
  4. Designate the desired pages and click OK.

At this point, Acrobat applied OCR to the scanned document and you can search for text within the document.

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Then, Check and Fix Suspected OCR Errors

  1. Open the PDF file.
  2. In Acrobat, select View -> Tools -> Text Recognition.
  3. Click Find First Suspect (Acrobat identifies suspect characters or words for your evaluation).
  4. To make corrections, click on the highlighted object in the document and type the corrected text.
  5. Click Find Next.
    1. If the text is already correct, click Accept and Find to move on to the next one.
    2. If the suspect isn’t a word, click Not Text.
  6. When you are done, click Close.

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