PROBLEM STATEMENT:

According to MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms743681.aspx):

"The progress bar control typically gets its name from a static text label. If there is not a static text label the application developer must expose a value for the Name property."

However, for the same sample (uia2atk/test/samples/statusstrip.py), the progress bar accessible gets its name from a different label depending on whether the sample is being run in Linux or Windows.  The name of the progress bar accessible in Linux is "ToolStripLabel Text..." (which is actually the text of a ToolStripStatusLabel control), but the initial name of the progress bar accessible in Windows "Examples for: StatusStrip" (which is actually a Label control).

REPRO

IN LINUX:
1.  Run uia2atk/test/samples/statusstrip.py
2.  Run Accerciser
3.  Browse to the accessible with the progress bar role in Accerciser's left pane

IN WINDOWS:
1.  Run uia2atk/test/samples/statusstrip.py
2.  Run UI Spy
3.  Browse to the progress bar accessible in UI Spy's left pane

RESULTS

IN LINUX:
The name of the progress bar accessible is "ToolstripLabelText.."

IN WINDOWS:
The name of the progress bar accessible is "Examples for: StatusStrip."

EXPECTED RESULTS

I would expect that the Windows behavior is correct.  I.e., I would expect the name of the progress bar accessible be "Examples for: StatusStrip." in both Windows and Linux.