Hi Team,
I am comparing two files (DOCX and PDF) using the Aspose Library. The response generates a third document where changes are tracked and displayed with redlining when opened in Word.
Does it support accessibility? I am unable to identify any added or deleted text, or format changes, using VoiceOver. For example, in the attached compared file, I deleted the word “Arial,” but VoiceOver does not recognize this change.
Looking forward to your insights.
Could you please provide more details about the specific accessibility features you are looking for in the document comparison results?
we are using : aspose-words-24.9-jdk17.jar
@munish.singla You can save the output PDF with PdfCompliance.PDF_UA_1 to make is accessible.
Document doc = new Document("C:\\Temp\\in.docx");
PdfSaveOptions opt = new PdfSaveOptions();
opt.setCompliance(PdfCompliance.PDF_UA_1);
doc.save("C:\\Temp\\out.pdf");
I am using this code. How I can integrate here?
String author = "User";
// Compare documents
//original.compare(revised, author, new java.util.Date());
CompareOptions options = new CompareOptions();
options.setIgnoreFormatting(true); // Ignore formatting changes
options.setIgnoreCaseChanges(true); // Ignore case changes
options.setIgnoreTables(true); // Ignore table differences
original.compare(revised, "AuthorName", new java.util.Date(), options);
RevisionOptions revisionOptions = original.getLayoutOptions().getRevisionOptions();
revisionOptions.setInsertedTextColor(RevisionColor.DARK_YELLOW); // Color for insertions
revisionOptions.setDeletedTextColor(RevisionColor.RED); // Color for deletions
revisionOptions.setRevisedPropertiesColor(RevisionColor.DARK_YELLOW);
// Customize revision display options (e.g., color coding)
// Save the comparison result
original.save("OutputAspose.docx");
System.out.println("Comparison completed. Result saved.");
@munish.singla In the provided code you are saving the document as DOCX. To use PdfCompliance.PDF_UA_1 the output document should be saved to PDF as shown in the code example above.