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A PDF without text still kind of works. It not accessible which is a big problem. However, this happens when there is a mistake somewhere in the chain. This is
by canes123456 9y ago
A PDF without text still kind of works. It not accessible which is a big problem. However, this happens when there is a mistake somewhere in the chain. This is all too common, but what is the correct way to handle tables, diagrams, formulas, images, graphs, links in plain text. There is no right way to do these things in plain text. You will eventually need html or pdf for education.
- gkya 9y agoAlso: PDFs have pages and thus page numbers, which are an important tool. When working with long texts you need reference points to share your state.
- JetSpiegel 9y agoThat's what hyperlinks are. They even have the better property that they don't break if you change the font size for the whole text.
- gkya 9y agoThey don't mean much in a classroom of say 30 or 40. A lecturer will have n people with n texts and will have to synchronise them. In a typical lesson you jump to different pages also non-sequentially. The best option is a PDF etc. that you can optionally print. Anything else is a recipe for chaos, especially if you're not in a CS classroom.