Keyboard Navigation
With Internet Explorer 3.0, you can explore the Web from the keyboard by pressing TAB and SHIFT+TAB to navigate
foward and backward between:
- Graphical hyperlinks
- Text hyperlinks
- Hotspots in client-side image maps
- The address bar
- Form elements
As you move to or click a hyperlink or image, a one-pixel border appears around it so you can see what is selected. This even works
for client-side image maps.
Press TAB and SHIFT+TAB. The window automatically scrolls up or down to display the selected image.
Other keyboard shortcuts include:
- Press ENTER to activate the selected hyperlink.
- Press SHIFT+F10 to display a context menu for a hyperlink.
- Press CTRL+TAB to cycle between frames.
- Press SHIFT+CTRL+TAB to go backward through frames.
- Press F5 to refresh the current page.
- Press ESC to stop downloading the page.
- Press BACKSPACE or ALT + LEFT ARROW to go back, and SHIFT+BACKSPACE or ALT + RIGHT ARROW to forward.
- Press CTRL+O to go to a new location.
- Press CTRL+N to open a new window.
- Press CTRL+S to save the current page.
- Press CTRL+P to print the current page.
Large Font Option
Using the Font command on the View menu, or the Font button on the toolbar, you have complete control over the size that fonts are displayed in.
Press ALT, V, N, and then the underlined letter for the font size you want.
Other Accessibility Features
Microsoft Internet Explorer provides features and support for the following:
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