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544                                 synchronization with an AT would require use of this
567   the AT can present them to the user without the user having to perform the extra
635    An AT such as an On Screen Keyboard might not expose these bindings but
799    a text area in a tool bar the AT can query the parent.
1070   actuator, e.g. a mouse button, is "released".  An AT which either monitors the 
1444   In general AT (Assistive Technology) should try IAccessible2 interfaces, followed by using 
1447   or MSAA, then those custom interfaces can be used.)  The AT can then, by default, support
1449   AT vendors for support on an individual application by application basis.
1629     AT doesn't have to also fetch roles through MSAA's get_accRole.
1692     of its contents.  Normally an AT will get that information from its child list 
1803    This value is provided so the AT can have access to a unique runtime persistent 
1806    An example of when this value is useful is if the AT wants to build a cache. 
1807    The AT could cache the uniqueIDs in addition to other data being cached. 
1808    When an event is fired the AT could map the uniqueID to its internal model.
1809    Thus, if there's a REORDER/SHOW/HIDE event the AT knows which part of the 
1812    This value can also be used by an AT to determine when the current control
1816    Another use of this value by an AT is to identify when a grouping object has 
1844    Without the availability of windowHandle, the AT would have to get the window handle
2490     current input position and will therefore typically be queried by AT more 
5156     exposed through the IAccessibleText interface.  For compatibility with ATK/AT-SPI
5237  This interface provides the AT with the information it needs to differentiate