How to use the access keys
MS Windows
Press the "alt" key in addition to the access key.
Apple Macintosh
Press the "ctrl" key in addition to the access key.
Access keys, supported by some browsers, allows users to quickly select links without using a mouse. The links also contain a logical tab order to navigate through the links – useful for users with limited hand mobility.
If you need to use these, you'll probably already know how they work. For example, users of Internet Explorer 6 and above should hold down "alt" ("ctrl" on the Mac) and the access key (letter), release, then press Enter. Firefox users, recommended, just hold down the "alt" ("ctrl" on the Mac) and press the required access key.
You can see the designated accesskeys for the links, in brackets, by hovering over them and viewing the 'title' text.
The standard keys are:
(D) Douglas Smith Biography
(Z) Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Greetings Cards
(X) Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Prints
(C) Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Books
(G) France Prints
(H) France Books
(R) Tuscany Prints
(E) Tuscany Books
(Y) America Prints
(P) Australia and Tasmania Prints
(S) Shopping Basket
(A) Accessibility
(L) Links
(W) Desktop Patterns
(F) Download Firefox
Broswer Information
Compatiblity
Firefox
It is recommended that the site is viewed on the latest version of Firefox (PC and MAC), and at a minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768. If you do not have Firefox please download it by clicking on the image below:
Other Compatible Browsers
Internet Explorer 6 (PC)
Netscape Browser 8.0 (PC)
MSN Explorer (PC)
Netscape Browser 7.2 (PC & MAC)
Opera 8.5 (PC & MAC)
Safari 1.3.1 (MAC)
Mozilla 1.7 (MAC)
Broswers Issues
This site does not work in Internet Explorer 5.2 for Apple Macintosh!
W3C and WAI
The HTML and CSS for this site has been W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) verified as XHTML Strict. The majority of pages conform to the WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) up to the AA standards and some conform to the majority of the AAA standards.
