Tagged PDF

I have two PDFs (both are accessible), but when I got into the document properties, one says Tagged PDF "Yes" and one says Tagged PDF "No". Again, both are tagged and accessible. Any idea why one would say Yes and one would say No?
Thanks.

Hey, folks - it's now 3 weeks that I'm waiting for an answer. Somebody must have written this XML export module, for heaven's sake.
This is the main Adobe forum, after all!
So could someone please tell me - simple yes or no:
Is it possible to export IDs and classes to XML?
(if yes, then please tell me how; if not, then please explain which alternative ways there are to access this information).
Thanks in advance.

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