C/C++ Developer's Guide


This section examines Active Accessibility in a technical light. It presents the technology's key API elements and concepts using terms and examples that will be familiar to the C or C++ application developer.

bullet2.gifIntroduction to the C/C++ Developer's Guide

bullet2.gifArchitecture and Key API Elements
  bullet2.gifVARIANT Structure
  bullet2.gifIDispatch Interface
  bullet2.gifIAccessible Interface
  bullet2.gifAccessible Object Properties
  bullet2.gifAccessible Object Methods
  bullet2.gifWinEvents
  bullet2.gifChanges to USER
  bullet2.gifDisplay Device Interface Redirection
  bullet2.gifSimulating Input

bullet2.gifDeveloping Applications that Use Active Accessibility
  bullet2.gifActive Accessibility Clients
  bullet2.gifSetting a WinEvent Hook
  bullet2.gifGetting an Accessible Object Interface Pointer
  bullet2.gifSelecting Child Objects
  bullet2.gifActive Accessibility Client Tutorial
  bullet2.gifIncluding Active Accessibility with your Accessibility Aids for Client Applications
  bullet2.gifWriting Platform Independent Applications

bullet2.gifDeveloping Active Accessibility-enabled Applications
  bullet2.gifActive Accessibility Server Tutorial
  bullet2.gifNext and Previous Ordering
  bullet2.gifNotification Ordering
  bullet2.gifAvoiding Race Conditions

bullet2.gifSample Applications
  bullet2.gifInspect Objects
  bullet2.gifAccessible Event Watcher
  bullet2.gifSnapshot Utility
  bullet2.gifInput Applet
  bullet2.gifDDIHook Applet
  bullet2.gifOACSpy Applet
  bullet2.gifServer Applet
  bullet2.gifBabble Applet
  bullet2.gifVBINSP

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