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- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2011 12:39:56 +0000
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Name: Guy Moreau Email: guy.moreau@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca Affiliation: HRSDC (Goverment of Canada) Document: TD Item Number: SCR37 Part of Item: Resources Comment Type: general comment Summary of Issue: Documentation for Inspect Objects (part of the Windows SDK) Comment (Including rationale for any proposed change): Add what you are looking for with the Inspect Objects tool as it provides many technical features. This could be included as a note or as a separate link / new technique. Note: I have been using Inspect Objects for several years as an testing tool to determine accessible name (labels) in applications, flash and web pages. I would be happy to elaborate more if required. Proposed Change: recommended configuration: 1. Options Menu: a) Unset Watch Cursor (performance and allows to test tab order because only keyboard focus works afterwords) b) optional but recommended: Show Highlight Rectangle (helps find missing focus rectangle by clearly showing focus separately) c) optional but recommended: Show information tooltip. This is useful for single screens as it shows the required information in a tooltip on top of your webpage. 2. Settings Menu: a) (optional) In the list of "Diplay in main windows" select Name, Value, Role and State only. b) required if using Information Tooltip: select Name, Value, Role and State only. Usage: 1) Tab through a web page or embedded object, 2) check if there is a name property 3) if there is a name property, check if it matches the appropriate label. If 2 and 3 are true this is a pass, all else fails.
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