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On this page you can find links to accessibility help articles that are written for people who use screen readers with Microsoft Access for Windows.
Get started using accessible features in Access
Create tables, queries, forms, reports, and charts in Access
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Use a screen reader to create tables in Access desktop databases
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Use a screen reader to create a query in Access desktop databases
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Use a screen reader to create a form in Access desktop databases
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Use a screen reader to create a report in Access desktop databases
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Use a screen reader to create a chart on a form in Access desktop databases
