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Create a list with InDesign

Create a list with InDesign

From the course: Creating Accessible PDFs

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Create a list with InDesign

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- [Instructor] Bulleted and numbered lists need to be tagged correctly in an accessible PDF document to ensure that the experience is equal for users of assistive technology, as it is for all other users. To get lists to be tagged correctly, it's important to create them properly. Let's walk through how to do this in Adobe InDesign. I'm going to navigate to page 12 of my document. And at the bottom of this page, I have purposefully removed the bullets on these items so that I can walk you through the process of doing it on your own. Now, what I'm going to do here is I'm going to zoom in on one of these bullets down here at the bottom. And the first thing I'm going to show you is the method not to use. Now I know there's a lot of users out there who have been doing this for years. They will come in here, click in front of the item, and they will type a bullet followed by a space and then they will use the indent to here…

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