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  1. Click on the Page Thumbnails button in the Navigation Pane.

    The Page Thumbnail Pane open with page 1 selected.Image RemovedPage Thumbnails in the Navigation Pane.pngImage Added
  2. Select all the thumbnails in the Navigation Pane (Control + click).

  3. Right-click one of the thumbnails and choose Page Properties.

    The Page Properties option in the expansion menu.
  4. In the Tab Order tab, ensure the option Use Document Structure is selected (this is the default), then click OK.

    The Page Properties Box with the Tab Order Tab open. Use Document Structure is selected.

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  1. Open the Tags Pane in the Navigation Pane.Open , select the Options Button .

    The Options button with the expansion menu visible.Image Removed

    Select and select Find.

    The Find option in the Options expansion menu.Image RemovedFind Option.pngImage Added
  2. The Find Element box will appear. In the Find drop-down menu, select Unmarked Content.

  3. Select the option for Search Document (or Search Page if you want to do this page by page).

    The Find Element button with Find set to Unmarked Content, and Search Document Selected.Image Removed

    Click Find.

    The Find Element button with Find set to Unmarked Content, and Search Document Selected.Image Added
  4. Acrobat will then show you untagged content items with a bright pink border around them. Click on the Tag button.

  5. Click Next in the dialog box to see each unmarked content item as Acrobat shows them one by one.

  6. Tag the items as needed and place them in a Paragraph Tag.

    A blank object is highlighted with a pink border over the Find Element box.Image ModifiedA paragraph tag with empty tags.

Delete Empty Tags:

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