Re: [libreoffice-users] How many of you deal with the Linux Users Group [Facebook]?

Tanstaafl:

The newer word for "Handicapped" is "*Differently Able*".

I deal with, and a charter member, of the Kiwanis organization called 
Aktion Club of Elmira.

http://aktionclub-elmira.org/

Every member is an Adult who has a physical or mental issue that some 
would use the older word "disabled" or *Differently Able*. I myself have 
had 3 strokes and a set of physical injuries that gave me 100% for 
Social Security Disability. The "handicapped parking" sign is now called 
"Accessible Parking". That "differently able" life category does not 
mean I cannot do nothing, but I do a lot of things differently 
sometimes. I lost a lot of programming skills [mostly mainframe 
languages] with the strokes, but I am not giving up on relearning some 
of these.

° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °

"People who seek to violate MY Rights"

Yes you have the right to not give up your intellectual property away 
for free.

Yes, we need to have a good way to create a fill in PDF form to be saved 
and sent to someone else.  This is what the US Tax editable PDF fill in 
form does.

There is a option in the "export as" > PDF that is called "Create PDF 
Form".  Can there be a link to making a "Form", like for a data base 
input or data entry form? If you create a form and then save it. Then 
export to PDF and use the Create PDF form option and choose the file 
format of PDF.  I have never tried this, but within the help system.

I found the "create editable PDF form" in the Help > "LibreOffice help" 
system.


On 05/03/2018 01:16 PM, Tanstaafl wrote:
> On Thu May 03 2018 12:14:44 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), Virgil
> Arrington <cuyfalls@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > For anyone interested in this topic (accessibility of PDF documents for
> > those relying on screen readers),
> Ok, my last word on the subject...
>
> Regardless, providing an INACCESSIBLE PDF form to the 99.99% of the
> people who can fill them out without issues, and providing an
> ALTERNATIVE for those who cannot, would completely circumvent and render
> moot any potential legal issues.
>
> People who seek to violate MY Rights to do whatever I ant in my personal
> and business dealings - meaning, yes, I have the absolute Right to NOT
> provide accessible ANYTHING to ANYONE.
>
> Handicapped people (or whatever is the PC term of the day now for people
> who have 'accessibility' needs) have the Right to find someone who can
> or will provide services they can access.
>
> Sorry, but Freedom ain't Free.



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