Totally agree, audio quality is super important. I'm an audio engineer so of course I'm biased, but high quality microphones, amplifiers, speakers and engineers (operators) make such a big difference at any event. Proper lighting is also very important. There's no need for big bright lights. Dim all of the lights down, and add a touch of color with room uplights. Make sure it's not so dark that folks can't see the ground well (tripping hazards) but make sure it's dim enough so that it creates a relaxed atmosphere.

This. Bring Preview to iPad!

I agree it's poorly named. "Visual File Processing Tool" is the best I can come up with, which is even worse.

Blur would be a killer feature in Preview!

Who else read "zoom" and thought "Zoom"?

As, in "what does it mean to disable it, and how do I?"

Some corporate training long ago had "I can't see videos" and "I can't hear things" toggles that were not mutually exclusive.

If you set it to "Hellen Keller mode", you could just read the training at your own pace. It was glorious.

Thank you, accessiblity advocates!