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{"altTextAddDescription":"Add a Description","altTextGenerationFailure":"Failed to generate description. Try again.","altTextLearningTip":"Provide alt text","altTextLearningTipBase":"Image descriptions, also known as alt text, play a crucial role for users dependent on screen readers. The descriptions are read out enabling user to access and understand the images.","altTextLearningTipBodyAppend":"For purely decorative images that don't convey essential information, marking them as 'Decorative' ensures they are appropriately skipped by screen readers, enhancing accessibility.","altTextLearningTipBodyAppendOneNote":"For Images that are intended for decorative background purposes, you can \"Set as Background\". This appropriately conveys to screen readers users that the image does not contain essential information.","altTextResolutionOptions":"(1-2 detailed sentences recommended)","altTextResolutionOptionsXLFormula":"For images added via IMAGE formula, go to the formula bar, and add the alternative text as the second argument.","altTextResolutionOptionsAltText":"Enter image description","altTextResolutionOptionsAltTextGenerate":"Generate Description","altTextResolutionOptionsAltTextGenerating":"Generating...","altTextResolutionOptionsAltTextApprove":"Approve","altTextResolutionOptionsAltTextSave":"Save","altTextResolutionOptionsMarkAsDecorative":"Mark as decorative","altTextResolutionOptionsMakeBackgroundImage":"Set as background","altTextViolationExplanation":"How would you describe this object and its context to someone who is blind or low vision?","baseResolutionOptions":"To resolve try","checkReadingOrderLearningTip":"Verify reading order","checkReadingOrderLearningTipBody":"1. Click Verify Object Order\n2. Select multiple objects, group them into logical units, and add Alt Text to them\n3. Uncheck any objects that are decorative and do not need to be read\n4. Adjust the sequence of the objects if needed. This may affect how overlapping objects appear, so undo any changes to the order that cause unwanted changes to the appearance.","checkReadingOrderCheckReadingOrder":"Check Object Order","checkReadingOrderVerifyReadingOrder":"Verify Object Order","checkReadingOrderViolationExplanation":"People who cannot view the slide will hear the slide text, shapes, and content read back in specific order. Verify if that order is logical.","colorContrastLearningTip":"Text color is hard to see","colorContrastLearningTipIntro":"When the text has a low contrast color against the background, it is hard to read for many people. High contrast colors help text stand out clearly.","colorContrastLearningTipInsteadOf":"Instead of:","colorContrastLearningTipInsteadOfExample":"Poor contrast","colorContrastLearningTipExampleText":"Text","colorContrastLearningTipConsider":"Consider:","colorContrastLearningTipConsiderExample":"Good contrast","colorContrastLearningTipOutro":"Try a suggested color or choose a high contrast color from More Font Colors.\n\nAlternatively, you could change the background color to improve text contrast and readability.","colorContrastResolutionOptions":"Try one of these colors to resolve","colorContrastViolationExplanation":"Current text color is hard to see. Consider a high contrast color so that the text is clearly visible.","contentControlTitleLearningTip":"Add title to the control","contentControlTitleLearningTipBody":"Screen readers announce content controls by title. This allows people who cannot see the screen to understand what they are expected to enter in the control. Descriptive titles help everyone understand what the control is asking for.\n\nSteps to fix:\n1. Select \"Open properties\".\n2. In the Title box, enter a descriptive title.","contentControlTitleResolutionOptionsControlProperties":"Open properties to add title","contentControlTitleViolationExplanation":"Without a title or description, it is hard for people who cannot see to understand or interact with the control.","dataGraphicsLegendLearningTipBody":"To show the meanings of the icon sets, colors, and data bars, you can add a data graphics legend to your diagram that will generate this information for you. To add a legend for data graphics, click \"Insert Horizontal Legend\" or \"Insert Vertical Legend\" above to choose the direction you would like the legend to run.","dataGraphicsLegendViolationExplanation":"In the absence of a legend, the meanings of the icon sets, colors, and data bars in the data graphics will not be accessible.","dataGraphicsLegendInsertHorizontalLegend":"Insert Horizontal Legend","dataGraphicsLegendInsertVerticalLegend":"Insert Vertical Legend","duplicateSlideTitleLearningTip":"Provide unique slide title","duplicateSlideTitleLearningTipBody":"Unique slide titles in PowerPoint enhance accessibility by providing clear context for each slide, aiding navigation and comprehension for all users, including those utilizing screen readers.","duplicateSlideTitleResolutionOptionsEditSlideTitle":"Edit slide title","duplicateSlideTitleViolationExplanation":"Clear and meaningful slide titles aid user in effective navigation and understanding.","duplicateSlideTitleApproveEdit":"Approve","fixedWidthTableLearningTip":"Allow the table to reflow","fixedWidthTableLearningTipBody":"Allowing tables to reflow will make your content easier to read.\n\nTo allow a table to reflow, select \"Open table properties\" and uncheck the \"Preferred width\" check box in the Table tab","fixedWidthTableResolutionOptionsTableProperties":"Open table properties","fixedWidthTableViolationExplanation":"Fixed width tables require horizontal scrolling for users who resize text or use mobile devices.","hyperLinkTextLearningTipBody":"Add text that identifies the target of the URL.\nTo add or modify descriptive text for a hyperlink: \n1) Click \"Edit Hyperlink...\" \n2) In the Description box, type in a phrase that briefly describes the link destination. \n3) Click OK.","hyperLinkTextViolationExplanation":"Hyperlink text should provide a clear description of the link destination instead of providing only the URL.","hyperLinkTextEditHyperLink":"Edit Hyperlink...","meaningfulHyperlinkTextLearningTip":"Provide hyperlink text","meaningfulHyperlinkTextLearningTipBody":"If hyperlink has a relevant link text,  people can quickly understand where a link will take them without needing additional context.\n\nUse short, descriptive phrases, usually few words long. Use title of the content you are linking when appropriate. Only use raw URLs when they are short and meaningful.\n\nAvoid using generic phrases (e.g., \"click here,\" \"read more\") which provides no context, or reusing same text for different hyperlink - identical link text can cause confusion when leading to different destination","meaningfulHyperlinkTextResolutionOptions":"(2-5 words recommended)","meaningfulHyperlinkTextResolutionPlaceholder":"Input the hyperlink text","meaningfulHyperlinkTextSaveChanges":"Save","meaningfulHyperlinkTextViolationExplanation":"Providing meaningful link text improves navigation, especially for users relying on screen readers.","meaningfulHyperlinkTextURL":"URL","mergedCellsLearningTip":"Avoid using merged cells","mergedCellsNoResolutionOptionsText":"Consider whether you can present the information effectively without using merged cells.","mergedCellsLearningTipBody":"Merged cells add complexity that can make it harder to understand the content.","mergedCellsViolationExplanation":"Tables with merged cells are hard to navigate with a keyboard.","missingCaptionsLearningTip":"Insert Captions","missingCaptionsLearningTipBody":"Videos with captions allow anyone to watch them, regardless of their hearing ability. They improve attention and understanding, creating a more inclusive and welcoming environment for your viewers.","missingCaptionsViolationExplanation":"Captions make it easy for diverse audience to consume the audio or video content.","missingSlideTitleLearningTip":"Add a slide title","missingSlideTitleLearningTipBody":"Slide titles provide clear context for each slide, aiding navigation and comprehension for all users, including those using screen readers. \n\nTo set a slide title, select any object on the slide and click \"Set as Slide Title.\" Alternatively, choose \"Add Slide Title\" or \"Add Hidden Slide Title\" to input a unique title for the slide. \n\nYou can verify if every slide has a title by looking at the bold text next to the slide icon in the Outline Pane.","missingSlideTitleViolationExplanation":"Clear and meaningful slide titles aid users in effective navigation and understanding.","missingSlideTitleApproveEdit":"Approve","missingTableHeaderLearningTipBody":"Table headers are vital for accessibility, providing structure and context for screen readers, ensuring users with visual impairments can navigate and understand tabular data seamlessly. Give each column a clear title using the first row.","missingTableHeaderLearningTipBodyLayoutTable":"If the table is used for layout to align objects, then you can mark it as a layout table.","missingTableHeaderResolutionOptionsInsertHeaderRow":"Insert header row","missingTableHeaderResolutionOptionsInsertHeaderColumn":"Insert header column","missingTableHeaderResolutionOptionsFirstRowAsHeader":"Use first row as header","missingTableHeaderResolutionOptionsFirstColumnAsHeader":"Use first column as header","missingTableHeaderResolutionOptionsLayoutTable":"Mark as layout table","missingTableHeaderViolationExplanation":"Table headers facilitate easy comprehension of data in tables.","noDocumentHeaderLearningTip":"Add headings to the document","noDocumentHeaderLearningTipBody":"Headings add clear structure and navigational landmarks, making it easy for screen reader users to navigate and consume the document.\n\nTo resolve this issue, add a heading and apply appropriate heading styles such as Heading 1 from Style Gallery in Home Tab.\n\nWe recommend using heading styles sequentially. For example, Heading 2 always precedes a Heading 3.","noDocumentHeaderResolutionOptionsShowNavPaneHeadingsView":"Review document navigation.","noDocumentHeaderViolationExplanation":"Headings enhance document structure, aiding comprehension and navigation for all users.","numberFormatColorLearningTip":"Change number format","numberFormatColorLearningTipBody":"People who use monochrome mode and/or are color blind will miss out on the key information that this is a negative number without the minus sign or brackets. Its best practice to avoid using color as the only means to convey meaning and context.","numberFormatColorResolutionOptionsFormatCellNumber":"Format Cell Number","numberFormatColorViolationExplanation":"Please use a minus sign or brackets to indicate negative numbers instead of only using red color to convey information.","objectNotInLineLearningTip":"Place images and objects in line","objectNotInLineLearningTipIntro":"Non-sighted people use screen readers, which read aloud the contents of the documents sequentially.\n\nWhen images are not properly aligned, their descriptions may be read out of order with the surrounding text, leading to confusion for screen reader users.","objectNotInLineLearningTipInsteadOf":"Instead of:","objectNotInLineLearningTipInsteadOfExample":"Not in line","objectNotInLineLearningTipConsider":"Consider:","objectNotInLineLearningTipConsiderExample":"Aligned with text","objectNotInLineLearningTipOutro":"For purely decorative images that don't convey essential information, marking them as 'Decorative' ensures they are appropriately skipped by screen readers, enhancing accessibility.","objectNotInLineResolutionOptionsWrapInline":"Place object in line","objectNotInLineResolutionOptionsMarkAsDecorative":"Mark as decorative","objectNotInLineViolationExplanation":"Place the image or object in line so people who cannot see the image can access the content.","pageAltTextLearningTipBody":"To add alternative text to a page: \n1) Click \"Page Setup...\" to open page setup dialog \n2) Go to Alt Text Tab \n3) Type a description of the page into the title and description text boxes \n 4) Click OK","pageAltTextPageSetup":"Page Setup...","pageAltTextViolationExplanation":"Alternative text helps readers understand the summary of the complex diagram by navigating through pages.","restrictedAccessLearningTipBody":"To make IRM protected documents accessible to assistive technology, ensure \"Access Content Programmatically\" option is enabled.","restrictedAccessResolutionOptionsEnableProgrammaticAccess":"Change Restrictions","restrictedAccessViolationExplanation":"Current settings prevent programs such as screen readers to access the content of this document","sectionNameLearningTip":"Provide unique section name","sectionNameLearningTipBody":"Unique and meaningful section names aid screen reader users by providing clear navigation landmarks, improving accessibility and ease of content comprehension.","sectionNameResolutionOptionsRenameSection":"Rename Section","sectionNameViolationExplanation":"Meaningful section names provide better context, making navigation easier for all users.","sheetNameLearningTip":"Provide unique sheet name","sheetNameLearningTipBody":"Unique and meaningful sheet names aid screen reader users by providing clear navigation landmarks, improving accessibility and ease of content comprehension.","sheetNameResolutionOptionsRenameSheet":"Rename Sheet","sheetNameViolationExplanation":"Meaningful sheet names provide better context, making navigation easier for all users.","splitOrMergedCellsLearningTip":"Avoid using merged or split cells","splitOrMergedCellsNoResolutionOptionsText":"Consider whether you can present the information effectively without using merged or split cells.","splitOrMergedCellsLearningTipBody":"Merged or split cells add complexity that can make it harder to understand the content.","splitOrMergedCellsViolationExplanation":"Tables with merged or split cells are hard to navigate with a keyboard."}