WPF FlowDocumentReader and FlowDocument Screen Reader (NVDA) Acccessibility
I am using a FlowDocumentReader to display FlowDocuments in a .NET 3.5 WPF application (the FlowDocuments have help/info/notes that are displayed based on user choices in the UI).
I assumed that the FlowDocumentReader contents would be read/recognized by a Screen Reader (I am testing with NVDA on Windows 7) - but when the reader gets focus NVDA says "Document" and when mousing over or selecting FlowDocument text nothing other than the first paragraph is ever read.
Are there settings/approaches/code (maybe something like the AutomationProperties) that can be used to get the FlowDocumentReader/FlowDocuments to be ScreenReader friendly? Did I miss something simple?
I did not find any reference to this in the NVDA issue tracker - is it possible this is an NVDA specific issue? Settings in NVDA I might not be aware of? (NVDA version 2009.1)
Have you tried with the latest version of NVDA 2009.1?
Older versions didn't support WPF directly (through the UI Automation API), but instead used the MSAA-to-UIAutomation bridge, hwich didn't support the TextPattern, used by FlowDocument.
I have tried reading a flowdocumentreader with JAWS 11, it was pretty good. Probably because JAWS 11 has excellent support for UI Automation.
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