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Line 1: '''Assistive Technology Service Provider Interface''' ('''AT-SPI''') is a [[toolkit]]-neutral way of providing [[accessibility]] facilities in [[application software\|applications]], developed by the [[GNOME]] project. Toolkits provide a logical representation of the content of the application, and helpful assistants like [[screen reader]]s or [[screen magnifier\|magnifier]]s can then allow disabled persons browse and interact with the applications. It is currently supported by [[GTK+]] 2, [[Java (programming language)\|Java]]/[[Swing (Java)\|Swing]], the [[Mozilla]] suite, and [[StarOffice]]/[[OpenOffice.org]]. [[Trolltech]] also announced some support by [[Qt (toolkit)\|Qt]] ([[KDE]]'s toolkit library). It is being considered for adoption by the [[Accessibility Free Software Group]].

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