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Because wxWidgets uses native widgets wherever possible, applications built with it are already quite accessible and tend to be friendly towards screen-reading applications. However, there is a wxAccessible class that can be used to make an application more accessible on Windows by deriving from the class, providing implementations of virtual classes, and associating an instance of it with the appropriate window instance. The class should be enabled with wxUSE_ACCESSIBILITY to 1 in setup.h. Currently, only Microsoft Active Accessibility is supported. |
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