I received this pop-up when running a PDF through PAC. I don't know what it means, so I don't know how to fix it. I'm not clear on what an MCID is or how it functions, so I need help understanding the pop-up and also resolving whatever is causing the pop-up. Note that the PDF otherwise passes PAC and Acrobat's Checker.
Chad: This started as a series of combined Word documents (not PDFs--I reread your post). We converted and added redaction boxes where the client told us to do so. There are a series of 18 of these, ranging from maybe 10 pages to ~100. Only 3 of the 18 have this pop-up, and it's not always "MCID 1." Sometimes it's "MCID 0" or "MCID 2."
Hi there! I am Adrika Bhadauria. I saw this problem today only and resolved this problem within 30 minutes. Can anyone check the attached PDF and tell me if it's correct?
Which PAC version and operating system are you on?
It would be helpful if you also share a screenshot of the PDF/UA check after you click on the start button.
When you run the PAC console post the screenshot with emphasis on the elements that currently show a yellow warning triangle amd any other element identified with a red X for partially accessible elements.
That said, ca you confirm if one of those warnings is related to the Font type used?
Sure, I get a color contrast fail (which I always get for every document, even when we've tested with CCA and the document passes). Other than that, green checks all the way down.
I haven't found a good solution other than "try again". Typically I encounter this error when I combine several files into one. The MCID is burried as an attribute of a tag that is painfully time consuming to find. I can't tell you what actually causes it. But usually if I combine them again, I can get a good file without the error. I recommend using the Organize Pages tool to combine files. I've had the best luck with that method.
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