Access Keys

Access Keys on HASA

As part of an effort to make HASA more accessible to all users and to improve ease-of-use, a rarely used CSS function, "accesskey", has been coded into the site. Access keys are keyboard shortcuts you can use to move around HASA. They work very much like keyboard shortcuts you may use in other programs, such as Word, Photoshop, or Excel.

On HASA, single letters and numbers have been assigned to certain pages. The chart below shows you which keys belong to which pages. In a few cases, a character besides a number or letter has been assigned. All characters are lower case.

If a page has an access key assigned, it will appear in the upper right-hand corner of the content box, just below the font sizing buttons.

• PCs using Netscape, Mozilla or Firebird - ALT+[Accesskey]
• PCs using IE - ALT+[Accesskey], Enter
• PCs Using Opera 7.02 and above: SHIFT+ESC+[Accesskey]
• Macs - CTRL+[Accesskey]

NOTE: It has been noted that Macs do not always use the Accesskey combinations correctly. Please experiment to see if your own Mac supports the feature.