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There is No "Single Pointer" is provided to adjust the size of column for expense tabel:A11y_WPF Runtime_ExpenseItIntroDemo_User can get all insighet of ExpenseIt standalone_Draggning movement
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GitHub Tags
#A11yTCS; #A11yUsable; #WPF; #BM_WPFRuntime_Win32_JUNE2025; #Win32; #DesktopApp; #FTP;
Environment Details:
Application Name: WPF
Version: recent .NET 10 build
OS: Windows 11[Version 23H2(OS Build 22631.3593)]
Repro Steps:
- Open ExpenseItDemo folder from the extracted WPF-NET10-A11y-Testing.zip Zip File
- TAB till ExpenseItDemo exe file and open it.
- "Expenselt standalone" Window gets opened.
- TAB till "Create expense report" button and press ENTER key
- TAB till table
- Observe the issue
Actual Result:
User is not able to resize "Expense type", "Description" and "Cost" table column headers using single pointer mode of operation as they need to use dragging movement to complete the operation.
Expected Result:
User should be able to resize "Expense type", "Description" and "Cost" table column using single pointer mode of operation.
User Impact:
People with motor impairments who cannot operate content because the only way to actuate a function is by dragging a target element from its initial position to some other position.
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