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hello, i have study the article in msdn ,
Control.AccessibleName Property (System.Windows.Forms)[^][^]

but i still confuse, how an accessible works on vb.net

how actually it works? i try to hover my mouse over my button,, click on it,
but nothing happen

can someone please explain to me how to trigger it? thank you

What I have tried:

i set my AccessibleDescribtion to
"hello"
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Updated 6-Jun-16 22:44pm

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The AccessibleDescription property is for use with accessibility applications, for example screen readers that read out the user interface for blind users.

From your description it seems what you are looking to do is add a tooltip to your controls? If that is the case you need to add a Tooltip component[^] to your form and an additional "Tooltip" property will appear on each control's properties.
 
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rolandoelninoz 7-Jun-16 4:47am    
Hi Duncan
I am just doing research on the properties panel
thanks for your feedback
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