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Description
Description
“Check out Accessibility Insights! - Identify accessibility bugs before check-in and make bug fixing faster and easier.”
GitHubTags:
#A11yMAS;#A11yTCS;#BM_.NET Core[WPF]_Win32_May23;#.NET Core;#A11ySev2;#WCAG1.4.4;#DesktopApp;#Win11;#Zoom;#Benchmark;#Closed;#Regressed:06-27-23;
Environment Details:
Application Name: .NET Core
.NET Version: .NET-SDK-8.0.100-preview.4.23260.5
WPF
Operating System: Windows 11 Enterprise 21H2
Pre-Requisites:
- Open settings, tab till Display and press enter.
- Tab till Scale and press enter.
- Tab till Text Size and press enter.
- Zoom the screen to 200% using Text Size.
Reproduction Steps
- Launch VS 2022 Preview
- Navigate to Sample Applications and right click on the "Editing Examiner Demo" and click on build.
- Then right click on Editing Examiner Demo then Click on Debug-->Start New Instance.
- "Edit Examiner" screen should open.
- Zoom the screen to 200% using Text Size and observe that "Immediate Window" control name is getting truncated in 200% zoom.
Expected behavior
At 200% zoom, "Immediate Window" control name should not get truncated. "Immediate Window" text should completely visible.
Actual behavior
At 200% zoom, "Immediate Window" control name is getting truncated. The text is not completely visible.
Regression?
No response
Known Workarounds
No response
Impact
Users with low vision who zoom the page for better visibility will face difficulty in understanding what is the title of the Control if "Immediate Window" text is not visible.
Configuration
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Other information
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