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This section is for client developers who use Microsoft Active Accessibility to obtain information about user interface elements. This section discusses the following topics:
- Getting an Accessible Object Interface Pointer
- Checking IAccessible Return Values
- Receiving Errors for IAccessible Interface Pointers
- Active Accessibility and Windows Vista Screen Scaling
For information about working with events in a client application, see WinEvents.