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With the <idls>com.sun.star.accessibility.XAccessibleAction</idls> interface, an accessible object can provide access to actions that can be performed on the object. These actions may or may not correspond to actions that are already available over the GUI.
 
With the <idls>com.sun.star.accessibility.XAccessibleAction</idls> interface, an accessible object can provide access to actions that can be performed on the object. These actions may or may not correspond to actions that are already available over the GUI.

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With the XAccessibleAction interface, an accessible object can provide access to actions that can be performed on the object. These actions may or may not correspond to actions that are already available over the GUI.

The number of available actions is returned by getAccessibleActionCount(). To execute an action call doAccessibleAction() with the index of the desired action. The description of an action is returned by the getAccessibleActionDescription().

The getAccessibleActionKeyBinding() function tells you what key bindings exist for a certain action. See the description of the XAccessibleKeyBinding interface below.

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