tagged PDF

[sajit63]

I am using Acrobat XI pro in shared review. I want to extract the comments to, preferably an Excel file to manage the resolution of the comments in a tabulated form. I see that in the comments, the option available is to export to Word. But on trying to do so gives me a message that the PDF I am working on is not a tagged one.

"Change conversion settings from Adobe PDF menu and check the box labeled, enable accessibility and reflow with tagged PDF".

I am not able to see where the settings are available in the XI pro. Can anyone please help, how I may convert to a tagged PDF?

[Document Geek · Accepted solution]

I think this may be what you are after. Tools > Accessibility > Add Tags to Document.

[Sajit Viswan]

I don't see the 'add tags to doc' link in the Acrobat DC that I am using. Instead there is a auto tag link. It merely makes some garbled content. I used another file which it said that it is tagged. I don't remember having done the accessibility step. When I tested it with a few comments inserted, and saving it with a new file name. It said that 'unable to find Adobe PDF resource files' 

Today I tried with Chat support and they were neither able to help. I wanted to export the comments to have a resolution sheet in Excel.

[Ehab5FCE]

I'm facing the same issue with Acrobat DC, have you resolved it? kindly advise how?

[Test Screen Name]

This is an option, not in the Acrobat app, but in the Acrobat ribbon (toolbar) in the Windows version of Word. 

[Test Screen Name]

But... Acrobat XI is obsolete and not compatible with the current version of Word. 

[Bevi Chagnon - PubCom.com]

@Ehab5FCE and @sajit63 ,

The Accessibility Tools panel shown in @Document Geek's screen capture is not available in Acrobat XI.

Only recent recent versions of Acrobat have this panel and tools for tagging PDFs.