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Each of the main areas of the web site have an AccessKey assigned to them. This means that in certain browsers* you can use the keyboard to jump to any main area from anywhere else in the site.
*Please note that AccessKeys are not supported by Internet Explorer 3, or Netscape 4.
AccessKeys work slightly differently on Macs and PCs. Below is a list of the main areas of the site, and the keyboard commands that will jump to them.
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Area
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PC
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Mac
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Home page
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alt + 1 > rtn
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ctrl + 1
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News
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alt + 2 > rtn
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ctrl + 2
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Site map
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alt + 3 > rtn
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ctrl + 3
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Search
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alt + 4 > rtn
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ctrl + 4
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Frequently asked questions
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alt + 5 > rtn
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ctrl + 5
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Help
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alt + 6 > rtn
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ctrl + 6
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Complaints
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alt + 7 > rtn
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ctrl + 7
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| About this website |
alt + 8 > rtn |
ctrl + 8 |
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Feedback form
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alt + 9 > rtn
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ctrl + 9
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Access key details
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alt + 0 > rtn
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ctrl + 0
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'alt + N > rtn' means that you must hold the alt key and the N key at the same time, then press the Return key.
'ctrl + N' means that you must hold the ctrl key and the N key at the same time.
| This website is now speech-enabled, which means that you can download free software onto your personal computer and have the site read aloud to you.
The free software is called browsealoud, and is used on over 2000 websites in the UK and USA. |
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