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Access Keys

Controlling text and colours in your web browser

What are access keys?
Access keys are keyboard shortcuts which allow the user to navigate around a website or a piece of computer software without having to use a mouse or other pointing device.
The letter or numeral if visible is usually underlined.

What are the advantages of using access keys?
An alternative to using a mouse, or other pointing device.
Can be quicker than using a mouse.

How do I use the access keys?
This depends on the browser you are using
  1. If you use Internet Explorer
  2. Press and hold the 'alt' key Press the required letter
  3. Release the keys and press the 'enter' key
If you use Netscape Navigator
  1. Press and hold the 'alt' key
  2. Press the required letter

What access keys are used on the Kirklees web site?
This web site uses the UK Government access key system

The Government Access Key System
Netscape Navigator Internet Explorer Takes you to ...
alt and 0 ..then 'enter' Access Key Details (this page)
alt and 1 ..then 'enter' Kirklees Ednet Home Page
alt and 2 ..then 'enter' Whats New on the Kirklees Ednet
alt and 3 ..then 'enter' Kirklees Ednet Site Map
alt and 5 ..then 'enter' Frequently Asked Questions
alt and 6 ..then 'enter' Site Help
alt and 7 ..then 'enter' Complaints
alt and 8 ..then 'enter' Disclaimer
alt and 9 ..then 'enter'

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Access keys specific to the Kirklees Ednet website
Netscape Navigator Internet Explorer Takes you to ...
alt and z ..then 'enter' A to Z of Kirklees Ednet website
alt and k ..then 'enter' Information about Kirklees LA
alt and s ..then 'enter' Subject and Aspect Areas
alt and m ..then 'enter' School Leadership and Management Area
alt and t ..then 'enter' Information about Continuous Professional Development
alt and h ..then 'enter' Buy Educational Resources online
alt and n ..then 'enter' Kirklees Ednet News

Other useful keyboard shortcuts

Pressing
' tab ' moves you through the different page elements.
' backspace ' moves you back through the pages you have already visited.
' alt ' and ' right arrow/cursor ' moves you forward through pages you have already visited.
'ctrl' and ' home ' takes you to the beginning of the page.
' ctrl ' and ' end ' takes you to the end of the page.
' spacebar ' moves the page down.
' page up ' and ' page down ' moves the page up and down.