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must produce an accessible version of a conference paper before the session in two days
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+Conference organizers asked for an accessible version of my paper suitable for screen readers in…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+Conference organizers asked for an accessible version of my paper suitable for screen readers in [deadline=two days], and I’m not fluent in accessibility formatting. I’m afraid my PDF will be unusable and reviewers will complain. Tell me the likely accessibility failures in my current Word-to-PDF pipeline and give the single checklist item to fix first so the file reads correctly in a screen reader; include the brief author note I should add so organizers can confirm I’ve addressed the main issues.
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