Papers on library services and developments in reading materials for the blind, which were presented at the 1984 Expert Meeting of the IFLA Section of Libraries for the Blind include: (1) "Teaching Map Concepts to the Blind" (R. B. Horsfall and B. Cox, Canada); (2) "Optical Character Recognition 'Reading' for Computerized Braille Production" (Peter E. Hanke, United States); (3) "Computerized Braille Production at the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada" (Paul E. Thiele, Canada); (4) "Computerized Braille Production at the German Institute for the Blind (GIB/BLISTA), Marburg (Lahn)" (Rainer F. V. Witte, West Germany); (5) "The Compact-Audio-Disc as a Possible Carrier of Talking Books" (Hans Doove, Netherlands); (6) "The Role for a National Library in Providing Library Service for Blind and Physically Handicapped Individuals" (Frank Kurt Cylke, United States); (7) "Development of New Services for the Swedish Library of Talking Books and Braille" (Barry Hampshire, Sweden); (8) "Braille Production via Microcomputers and Central Site Computers" (Theo van der Greft, Netherlands); (9) "Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped in the Kingdom of the Netherlands: A General Survey" (Henry Fidder, Netherlands); (10) "International Postage and Air Freight of Braille and Audio Material" (William C. Byrne, Australia); and three papers by Clifford Law of Australia--(11) "Networks of Library Services for the Handicapped: Is There a Role for a National Library?" (12) a report on the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) world survey of catalogs of institutions and libraries holding library material for the blind; and (13) "Report on Moves to Develop an International Copyright Application Form for the Copying of Library Materials for Print Handicapped Readers." (THC)