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Publisher asked for an accessible article file tomorrow and I’ve never done tagging end‑to‑end.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The [journal] emailed that my revised [manuscript] must meet accessibility tagging by…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The [journal] emailed that my revised [manuscript] must meet accessibility tagging by [deadline=tomorrow]. I have the [pdf] with figures, footnotes, and complex tables, but I’ve never produced tagged PDFs for publishers. I’m afraid of breaking figure captions or mis-tagging headings. Tell me whether to hand this to the publisher with a clear cover note or attempt tagging now, outline the minimal safe tagging steps I can do today, and name what I must not touch without guidance.
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