Providing accessibility compliance within advanced componentry

Details Providing accessibility compliance within advanced componentry Providing accessibility compliance within advanced componentry

2004-04-30

2010-02-02

Hailu, Tadeese (Department: 2173)

Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i

Operator interface

On-screen workspace or object

C715S829000, C715S831000, C715S773000, C345S168000, C345S172000, C717S110000, C717S111000, C717S124000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07657844

ABSTRACT:
Accessibility compliance is provided within advanced componentry, such as a browser in which an on-demand editor can be launched. A toolkit of functionality that is executable on a server is preferably provided, from which selections can be made to configure an instance of a client editor or similar client-side viewer. Techniques are disclosed that enable flexible specification of the controls to be added to the viewer instance, as well as specification of details for configuring the controls.

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