MuddyVolcano |
Is there a good way to transform the PDF to lighter text on a dark background, to reduce eye strain? Has anyone found a method?
I'm partially blind, and work on computers during the week (not a smart decision, I know, but I can set adaptions on my work computer, if it makes sense). The playtest PDF has wonderful language, but it's hard to read more than a few pages at a time without pain.
Enabling Accessibility in my PDF Editor/Viewer gives me this.
I would convert it to a Word Doc and adjust it then, but my computer goes boom, given the size of the document.
Any advice?
I may resort to slicing it into smaller files, and re-rendering it then, but if someone's found a method, I'd rather try that, first. Converting to DOC can rearrange text, unintentionally.
MuddyVolcano |
Download something like xodo pdf viewer. There is a setting in page options for night mode. Not sure how much of a pathfinder playtest question this is though. In the future I would ask on a tech forum.
I will try that!
Yeah, normally the PDFs are shorter, and I muddle through. I thought someone else might be having similar issues, though.
Tribalgeek |
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Is there a good way to transform the PDF to lighter text on a dark background, to reduce eye strain? Has anyone found a method?
I'm partially blind, and work on computers during the week (not a smart decision, I know, but I can set adaptions on my work computer, if it makes sense). The playtest PDF has wonderful language, but it's hard to read more than a few pages at a time without pain.
Enabling Accessibility in my PDF Editor/Viewer gives me this.
I would convert it to a Word Doc and adjust it then, but my computer goes boom, given the size of the document.
Any advice?
I may resort to slicing it into smaller files, and re-rendering it then, but if someone's found a method, I'd rather try that, first. Converting to DOC can rearrange text, unintentionally.
Just to let you know they are working on an accessibility version of the pdf. I think Vic said it should be up in a couple days and I saw that post yesterday. So I would say by Monday or Tuesday they should have one out that hopefully works better for you.
MuddyVolcano |
MuddyVolcano wrote:Just to let you know they are working on an accessibility version of the pdf. I think Vic said it should be up in a couple days and I saw that post yesterday. So I would say by Monday or Tuesday they should have one out that hopefully works better for you.Is there a good way to transform the PDF to lighter text on a dark background, to reduce eye strain? Has anyone found a method?
I'm partially blind, and work on computers during the week (not a smart decision, I know, but I can set adaptions on my work computer, if it makes sense). The playtest PDF has wonderful language, but it's hard to read more than a few pages at a time without pain.
Enabling Accessibility in my PDF Editor/Viewer gives me this.
I would convert it to a Word Doc and adjust it then, but my computer goes boom, given the size of the document.
Any advice?
I may resort to slicing it into smaller files, and re-rendering it then, but if someone's found a method, I'd rather try that, first. Converting to DOC can rearrange text, unintentionally.
Thank you! That is wonderful to hear. I'm muddling with Zodo, and not much luck, there, though it was a nice idea.