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Table of contents items need to be structured with <TOCI> tags nested under a parent <TOC> tag. Beneath the <TOCI> tag the item description, leader and page number need to be present. It is recommended that lengthy documents (20 or more pages) contain a linked table of contents.

In the tags tree, each table must start with a <Table> tag. The <Table> tag notifies assistive people using screen readers that they are entering a table. All the related table tags are set as children inside the <Table> tag. To check the table's structure, select the <Table> tag to expand a list of table rows (<TR>).

PDF tags make it possible to identify content as headings, lists, tables, etc., and to include alternate text for images. Without tags, none of these accessibility features are possible. Unfortunately, not all PDFs are tagged, and many document authoring tools are not capable of creating them.

If you see the word path (or sometimes pathpathpathpath) as either a tag <path> or in the yellow content box, that means that content is a vector path graphic, like a logo or illustration (not a raster or bitmapped photograph).

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1) With your PDF file open, click View on the menu bar. 2) Go to Show/Hide, then Navigation Panes, and select Tags from the list. 3) A tag tree will appear in a new window docked on the left sidebar. Note: To open the Tags panel, click the tag icon.