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Hi Chulumanco,
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Based on your description, the Accessibility Checker in Microsoft Word does not detect color contrast issues.
According to Microsoft documentation, Accessibility Checker can identify certain issues related to color and contrast to help improve the accessibility of documents.
However, in some cases, this tool may not detect all instances of low color contrast. Therefore, Microsoft recommends that you manually review your document to identify any issues that may have been overlooked by the Accessibility Checker.
You can refer to the following documentation: Rules for the Accessibility Checker | Microsoft Support
Additionally, you may share this experience through the Feedback feature in Word. Doing so will help the product team better understand customer needs and may lead to future improvements that enhance the overall user experience.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please feel free to share them in the comments on this post so I can continue to support you.
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