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Once an accessible object has been obtained by a call to <idlml>com.sun.star.accessibility.XAccessible:getAccessibleContext</idlml>(), you can switch between the interfaces belonging to the accessibility API by using the usual UNO cast mechanisms. There is, however, no way back to the object from which the accessible object has been obtained through procedures provided by the accessibility API.
 
Once an accessible object has been obtained by a call to <idlml>com.sun.star.accessibility.XAccessible:getAccessibleContext</idlml>(), you can switch between the interfaces belonging to the accessibility API by using the usual UNO cast mechanisms. There is, however, no way back to the object from which the accessible object has been obtained through procedures provided by the accessibility API.
  

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Once an accessible object has been obtained by a call to <idlml>com.sun.star.accessibility.XAccessible:getAccessibleContext</idlml>(), you can switch between the interfaces belonging to the accessibility API by using the usual UNO cast mechanisms. There is, however, no way back to the object from which the accessible object has been obtained through procedures provided by the accessibility API.

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