December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
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capabilities.hasAudio Property
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For a list of devices that the Flash Player runs on, see:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/flashplayer/resources/devices/supported_devices/
Usage
Though the properties of Capabilities are writable, there is no practical reason to overwrite
their system-assigned values. Doing so obscures the information they contain. Custom
assignments to properties other than
serverString are not reflected in the value of
serverString.
See Also
The System object, the Stage object
capabilities.hasAccessibility Property
indicates whether the Player supports Microsoft Active Accessibility (MSAA)
Flash 6
read/write
System.capabilities.hasAccessibility
Description
In Flash Player 6, the Boolean hasAccessibility property is true if the Player supports
accessibility. At the time of this writing, only the Windows ActiveX version of Flash Player
6 supports accessibility (via Microsoft Active Accessibility, MSAA). MSAA is a Microsoft
API that exposes an application’s user interface elements to screen readers and other acces-
sibility aids, such as GW Micro’s Window-Eyes (http://www.gwmicro.com).
Movies that rely on accessibility aids should check that both
hasAccessibility and Accessi-
bility.isActive() return
true before sending any accessibility information. ...
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