C++ Programming
03-29-2009, 02:42 AM
Active Accessibility was developed to allow people with disabilities to work on PCs-it's used in magnifiers, screen readers, and tactile mice. It can also be used to create applications that drive other software, and its ability to emulate user input is particularly well suited to the design of testing software. Starting from the basics of Active Accessibility, this article leads you through the development of a software testing application. You'll see how this testing application interacts with common controls and other UI elements, then processes the resulting WinEvents.
Dmitri Klementiev
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/eae2cb1a-b21b-41fe-903f-cd47312a46ad">MSDN Magazine April 2000
Dmitri Klementiev
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/eae2cb1a-b21b-41fe-903f-cd47312a46ad">MSDN Magazine April 2000