Access keys are essentially keyboard shortcuts on a website that give a keyboard or screen-reader user quick and easy access to all the main areas of the site.
If you are using Windows pressing the ' Alt ' key in combination with the access key will highlight that link on the page, you then press ' Enter ' to select that link.
If you are using a Mac pressing the ' Command ' key in combination with the access key will automatically send you to that specific page.
The following are the access keys across all Redcar Half Marathon pages:
' Alt ' + ' 0 ' - link to Accessibility documentation
' Alt ' + ' 1 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Homepage
' Alt ' + ' 2 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Race Information page
' Alt ' + ' 3 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon History page
' Alt ' + ' 4 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Venue Facilities page
' Alt ' + ' 5 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Travel and Parking page
' Alt ' + ' 6 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Where to Stay and Eat page
' Alt ' + ' 7 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Training Advise page
' Alt ' + ' 8 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon FAQ page
' Alt ' + ' 9 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Volunteers page
' Alt ' + ' 10 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Run for Charity page
' Alt ' + ' 11 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Photo Gallery page
' Alt ' + ' 12 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon News page
' Alt ' + ' 13 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Tees Valley Leisure page
' Alt ' + ' 14 ' - link to Redcar Half Marathon Contact Us page
How to use Access keys in your browser
Browser What to do
Internet Explorer 5+ (PC) Hold down the ' Alt ' key, press the number of the Access key, release both keys then press ' Enter '
Internet Explorer 4 (PC) Hold down the ' Alt ' key and press the number of the Access key
Internet Explorer 5+ (Mac) Hold down the ' Ctrl ' key and press the number of the Access key
Konqueror (Linux) Hold down the ' Ctrl ' key and press the number of the Access key
Internet Explorer 4.5 (Mac) Access keys are not supported
Netscape 6 and earlier (PC and Mac) Access keys are not supported
Netscape 7 (PC) Hold down the ' Alt ' key and press the number of the Access key
Firefox, Mozilla (Linux) Hold down the ' Alt ' key and press the number of the Access key
Firefox, Mozilla (PC) Hold down the ' Alt ' key and press the number of the Access key
Firefox, Mozilla (Mac) Hold down the ' Ctrl ' key and press the number of the Access key
Safari and Omniweb (Mac) Hold down the ' Ctrl ' key and press the number of the Access key
Opera Hold down the ' Shift ' key and press ' Escape ' , release both keys, then press the number of the Access key
Please note: This table is not exhaustive, your browser may or may not support Access keys
