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Access keys
| Access key | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1 | Home Page |
| 2 | Community Cohesion Awards |
| 4 | Search |
| 5 | Who is on the Coventry Partnership? |
| 6 | Meetings & Boards |
| 9 | Enquiry |
| A | About us |
| C | Communities |
| H | Contact Us |
| K | Research & Evaluation |
| L | Links |
| M | Members' area |
| N | News |
| O | Recovering from Recession |
| Q | Coventry - the next 20 years |
| S | Sitemap |
| T | Theme Groups |
| V | Privacy Policy |
| W | What's New on the Website |
| Y | Site accessibility |
An access key or accesskey allows a computer user to immediately jump to a specific page via the use of keyboard alone.
How to use access keys
Below is a list of how to use the access keys with the most commonly used browsers.
| Browser | Keys |
|---|---|
| Interenet Explorer | Alt + Access Key focuses on the link, but requires Enter to be pressed in order to activate the link |
| Firefox | Alt + Shift + Access Key |
| Safari | Ctrl + Option (Alt for Windows verions of Safari ) + Access Key |
| Chrome | Alt + Shift + Access Key |
For other browsers please consult the browser's help system.
