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MSAA
(redirected from Microsoft Active Accessibility)

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MSAAMicrosoft Active Accessibility
MSAAMultiple Sclerosis Association of America
MSAAMichigan State Auctioneers Association
MSAAMulti-Sampling Anti-Aliasing (computer graphics)
MSAAMaryland State's Attorneys' Association
MSAAMars Surface Anomaly Analysis Group


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I'm referring to IAccessible2, software interfaces that are now an open standard managed by the Linux Foundation, and which dramatically extend Microsoft Active Accessibility.
By utilizing the Microsoft document object model, Henter-Joyce proprietary technology, and Microsoft Active Accessibility (MSAA) a development tool that simplifies the process of building accessible software, JFW will offer extensive support for Microsoft Project 2000 in the next release.
Note: ViaVoice 98 uses Microsoft Active Accessibility as a tool in performing some of its navigation and command and control functions and only applies to ViaVoice98 Office and Executive Editions.
 
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