John Paul Mueller is a hands-on programmer and author who has written 56 books and over 200 articles on topics ranging from networking to artificial intelligence and from database management to heads-down programming. His books include Web Matrix Developer's Guide from Apress, several C# developer guides, a small business and home office networking guide, a book on SOAP, and Windows XP user guides. John has provided technical-editing services to more than 30 authors, as well as both Database Advisor and Coast Compute magazines. He has additionally contributed articles to SQL Server Professional, Visual C++ Developer, and Visual Basic Developer. He edits the .NET electronic newsletter for Pinnacle Publishing. Sign up for John's free newsletter, .NET Developer eXTRA, at http://www.freeenewsletters.com/. For updates and other book information, visit John's website at http://www.mwt.net/~jmueller/.

• Introduction.- Part I An Overview of Section 508 Accessibility: 1 What is Section 508 Accessibility?; 2 Understanding the Section 508 Requirements; 3 Hardware, Resources, and Training; 4 Developer Guidelines that Make Sense.- Part II Writing Accessible Desktop Applications: 5 Desktop Application Essentials; 6 Using Microsoft Active Accessibility; 7 Adding Usage Cues to Desktop Applications; 8 Developing Special Desktop Application Capabilities.- Part III Writing Accessible Web Applications: 9 Web Site Essentials; 10 Designing Easily Maintained Web Sites; 11 Adding Usage Cues to Web Applications; 12 Developing Special Web Application Capabilities.- 13 Accessible Scripting Solutions.- Part IV Glossary and Appendices; Index.

John Paul Mueller is a hands-on programmer and author who has written 56 books and over 200 articles on topics ranging from networking to artificial intelligence and from database management to heads-down programming. His books include Web Matrix Developer's Guide from Apress, several C# developer guides, a small business and home office networking guide, a book on SOAP, and Windows XP user guides. John has provided technical-editing services to more than 30 authors, as well as both Database Advisor and Coast Compute magazines. He has additionally contributed articles to SQL Server Professional, Visual C++ Developer, and Visual Basic Developer. He edits the .NET electronic newsletter for Pinnacle Publishing. Sign up for John's free newsletter, .NET Developer eXTRA, at http://www.freeenewsletters.com/. For updates and other book information, visit John's website at http://www.mwt.net/~jmueller/.

• Introduction.- Part I An Overview of Section 508 Accessibility: 1 What is Section 508 Accessibility?; 2 Understanding the Section 508 Requirements; 3 Hardware, Resources, and Training; 4 Developer Guidelines that Make Sense.- Part II Writing Accessible Desktop Applications: 5 Desktop Application Essentials; 6 Using Microsoft Active Accessibility; 7 Adding Usage Cues to Desktop Applications; 8 Developing Special Desktop Application Capabilities.- Part III Writing Accessible Web Applications: 9 Web Site Essentials; 10 Designing Easily Maintained Web Sites; 11 Adding Usage Cues to Web Applications; 12 Developing Special Web Application Capabilities.- 13 Accessible Scripting Solutions.- Part IV Glossary and Appendices; Index.

John Paul Mueller is a hands-on programmer and author who has written 56 books and over 200 articles on topics ranging from networking to artificial intelligence and from database management to heads-down programming. His books include Web Matrix Developer's Guide from Apress, several C# developer guides, a small business and home office networking guide, a book on SOAP, and Windows XP user guides. John has provided technical-editing services to more than 30 authors, as well as both Database Advisor and Coast Compute magazines. He has additionally contributed articles to SQL Server Professional, Visual C++ Developer, and Visual Basic Developer. He edits the .NET electronic newsletter for Pinnacle Publishing. Sign up for John's free newsletter, .NET Developer eXTRA, at http://www.freeenewsletters.com/. For updates and other book information, visit John's website at http://www.mwt.net/~jmueller/.

• Introduction.- Part I An Overview of Section 508 Accessibility: 1 What is Section 508 Accessibility?; 2 Understanding the Section 508 Requirements; 3 Hardware, Resources, and Training; 4 Developer Guidelines that Make Sense.- Part II Writing Accessible Desktop Applications: 5 Desktop Application Essentials; 6 Using Microsoft Active Accessibility; 7 Adding Usage Cues to Desktop Applications; 8 Developing Special Desktop Application Capabilities.- Part III Writing Accessible Web Applications: 9 Web Site Essentials; 10 Designing Easily Maintained Web Sites; 11 Adding Usage Cues to Web Applications; 12 Developing Special Web Application Capabilities.- 13 Accessible Scripting Solutions.- Part IV Glossary and Appendices; Index.