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Re: Hiding password for assistive technology in MS Accessdatabases
From: JP Jamous
Date: Mar 20, 2017 2:08PM
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I'd be very careful with this. JAWS will set any text box with a similar class name to a password field. Trying to recall MSAccess back in college, all of its form objects had the same class. So be careful with it.
A script can be written to gather more information besides the class and using the ChangeFocus function.
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