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How do I make my projects in InDesign have an accessible reading order?

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Section 3.1: Specifying the Reading Order in Adobe InDesign

  1. In the Main Menu, click the Windows tab. In the dropdown menu, click Articles.

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  2. The Articles Panel will open, but appear blank.

    Articles Panel in Adobe inDesign. No content is in the panel yet.

  3. Click on the Selection Tool and drag each object into the Articles Panel one at a time. (Images, Text, etc). Be sure to drag in the title first, then the main text, then any pictures you included. When you drag in the content, give them relevant names to what their content is.

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  4. The items placed in the Articles tab will appear. If any appear out of order, click and drag them to their correct position. Do this with any remaining pages in the article or project.

    The articles tab with all of the text boxes and pictures included.

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