It is valuable in that it is the ONLY book I could find last November after
an extensive search. He draws heavily from the WAI guidelines and presents
in a much more user friendly way than the W3. However, like the W3, he
advocates for methods that don't yet work with current browsers and screen
reader technology. I suppose it helps book sales and the longevity of the
text to not mention this in the text.

Rosemary

From Paul Chapin to Rosemary Ernst:
>Is this a valuable book in general?  Anybody want to suggest there favorite
>book on the subject?

>Paul


From Rosemary Ernst to the List:
>>In Michael Paciello's book, "Web Accessibility for People with
>>Disabilities", he describes a method on pages 112-118 that is supposed to
>>allow you to do what you are describing with the script you propose to
>>write.
>>Rosemary