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Therefore, when this option is enabled, NVDA will limit event registration to the system focus for most events.
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If you suffer from performance issues in one or more applications, We recommend you to try this functionality to see whether performance improves.
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==== Use UI automation to access Microsoft Word document controls when available ====[AdvancedSettingsUseUiaForWord]
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When this option is enabled, NVDA will try to use the Microsoft UI Automation accessibility API in order to fetch information from Microsoft Word document controls.
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This includes Microsoft Word itself, and also the Microsoft Outlook message viewer and composer.
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For the most recent versions of Microsoft Office 2016/365 running on Windows 10 and later, UI Automation support is complete enough to provide access to Microsoft Word documents almost equal to NVDA's existing Microsoft Word support, with the added advantage that responsiveness is majorly increased.
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However, There may be some information which is either not exposed, or exposed incorrectly in some versions of Microsoft Office, which means this UI automation support cannot always be relied upon.
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We still do not recommend that the majority of users turn this on by default, though we do welcome users of Office 2016/365 to test this feature and provide feedback.
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==== Use UI automation to access Microsoft Word document controls ====[MSWordUIA]
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Configures whether or not NVDA should use the UI Automation accessibility API to access Microsoft Word documents, rather than the older Microsoft Word object model.
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This applies to documents in Microsoft word itself, plus messages in Microsoft Outlook.
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This setting contains the following values:
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- Default (where suitable)
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- Only where necessary: where the Microsoft Word object model is not available at all
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- Where suitable: Microsoft Word version 16.0.15000 or higher, or where the Microsoft Word object model is unavailable
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- Always: where ever UI automation is available in Microsoft word (no matter how complete).
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==== Use UI Automation to access the Windows Console when available ====[AdvancedSettingsConsoleUIA]
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When this option is enabled, NVDA will use a new, work in progress version of its support for Windows Console which takes advantage of [accessibility improvements made by Microsoft https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/whats-new-in-windows-console-in-windows-10-fall-creators-update/]. This feature is highly experimental and is still incomplete, so its use is not yet recommended. However, once completed, it is anticipated that this new support will become the default, improving NVDA's performance and stability in Windows command consoles.
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