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    October 13

    Microsoft Provides Accessibility Programming Model to Industry Group Devoted to Interoperability and Accessibility

    REDMOND, Wash., Jan. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Microsoft Corp. todaycommitted to contribute its UI Automation specification to theAccessibility Interoperability Alliance (AIA), a new engineering workinggroup dedicated to making it easier for developers to create software,hardware and Web-based products that are accessible to people withdisabilities. The UI Automation specification describes Microsoft's latestaccessibility framework technology, and will help developers includeadvanced accessibility functionality into implementations designed for useon any operating system. To view the full article, click here!

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