This work is aimed at computer scientists and researchers into the use of computers for people with disabilities. It comprises the proceedings of the IISF/ACM Japan International Symposium, 1994. Papers discuss areas including TRON enableware, and computer aids for the visually handicapped.
Building Disability Access Directly into Next-Generation Information and Transaction Systems (G C Vanderheiden); Computers as better Partners for Everyone (A F Newell); Alternatives for Constructing Computing Systems (G Wiederhold & S Cross); TRON Enableware: Empowering Disabled People on the BTRON Environment (K Sakamura); Research on Computer Aids for the Visually Disabled (A Koide et al); A Dream for the Information Society of the 21st Century (H. Yamada); Supporting Organizational Activities: Status and Prospects (F H Lochovsky); Assigning and Appropriate Meaning to Database Logic with Negation (J D Ullman); Do Objects Matter? (A Goldberg); BaLinda Lisp: Realization of a Pragmatic Parallel Programming Model (C K Yuen); Networked Multimedia for the Information Society (T Kamae), Program Structure in Distributed Systems (B Liskov). Part Contents).