Comment 1 by parham on 2012-03-13 13:51
Is there a way to fix this issue? It is still outstanding.

Comment 2 by camlorn on 2013-05-19 16:04
This also occurs with tables, as I just now found out. Half of muy PDF related problems just went away when I changed this setting. The problem is more general than line breaks, though I'm not sure how far it goes yet.
It's too large to attach here, but this can be seen in the appendices of the Open AL effects extension guide, available with the Open AL sdk, or just about any other nontrivial PDF. If I happen to find a smallish one that shows the problem, I'll revisit and attach.

@camlorn: Can you still reproduce this?

CC @jcsteh

I think Acrobat completely ignores any tagging when you switch to any reading order other than "infer from document". Thus, the idea of block elements (which NVDA relies on to break lines) aren't present. This should be fixed by the fix for #7275.

I have no idea. I'll try if it's needed.

I am testing with NVDA 2019.1.1 and Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 19.010.20099. I cannot reproduce this issue. I don't notice any difference between those two read orders. @camlorn, @parham can you confirm? Or are you still having this problem?

I don't even remember having this issue in the first place at this point, and haven't touched pdfs in a very long time, so: no, but not necessarily because it's gone.

Duplicate of #7275.

This is definitely still happening, and I was able to reproduce it with source code of a pdf ebook.

Closing as duplicate. thanks for the comment.