I'm presenting at CSUN, the 2004 Technnology and Persons with Disabilities conference. From the CSUN website , This blog has moved to http://saraford.net/2004/01/28/presenting-at-csun-the-2004-technology-and-persons-with-disabilities-conference/

Last night, I had my first karate class in about eight years. This blog has moved to http://saraford.net/2004/01/27/first-night-back-in-karate/

I’m often asked “What's the correct name for this control?” There are many variations to this question, for example: This blog has moved to http://saraford.net/2004/01/25/questions-and-answers-about-aa-naming-your-control/

Last night, MSNBC reported on a Tennessee protest about a disabled man who was forced to crawl up the courthouse stairs for his court appearence, because the courthouse did not have a ramp or elevator. When the man refused to crawl up the stairs for his...

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If you're using Visual Studio and Accessibility Features and/or Assistive Technologies, please share with me your experiences. This blog has moved to http://saraford.net/2004/01/10/talk-to-me-if-you-use-visual-studio-and-accessibility-features-andor...

As I've mentioned in my previous post, I've decided to use this blog to talk about topics besides Accessibility. This blog has moved to http://saraford.net/2004/01/10/visual-studio-window-docking/

I've finally made up my mind to blog here about other VS features, instead of just Accessibility... This blog has moved to http://saraford.net/2004/01/10/whidbey-vs-settings-category-created/

I'm often asked about the relationship among Normal (same as Visible), Unavailable, and Offscreen, and Invisible AA States. Here's my best guess at an explanation... This blog post has moved to http://saraford.net/2003/11/12/normal-unavailable-offscreen...

I attended a few get-togethers with some Assistive Technology vendors a while back when they were on campus for an Accessibility conference... This blog post has moved to http://saraford.net/2003/11/10/watch-out-for-these-unpopular-accessibility...

What s the Accessibility Lab? The Accessibility Technology Group on campus has a lab with numerous licensed-versions of Assistive Technologies (ATs), including Motion Trackers, Screen Readers, Screen Magnifiers, Braille Displays, Speech Recognition...

Consider this my testament as an Accessibility Tester. I am a Software Designer Engineer in Test on the Visual Studio Core Team. My team owns the critical aspects of the integrated shell, and I am responsible for the quality of the shell's Accessibility...