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All pages on this site are Bobby AAA and Section 508 approved. Though many accessibility features cannot be measured, we have reviewed the guidelines and believe these pages are in compliance.

Access Keys

Access keys make navigating websites much easier, both for screen readers but also for people who find it quicker to use the keyboard to navigate around a website.

For example, Windows users can navigate with the Accesskey feature by typing ALT+Accesskey. On the Mac, you would use CTRL+Accesskey (not COMMAND+Accesskey, which can produce undesired effects). Internet Explorer users may also need to hit the "enter" key to activate a link.

Windows users will find that accesskeys take precedence over application commands, which can still be accessed from the keyboard by first typing the menu shortcut key (usually ALT) followed by the letter corresponding to the desired menu item.

This website also uses the tab key to make navigation easier. When you press the tab key, you go directly to the navigation links in page. This allows fast navigation without needing to use the mouse.

Access Key 1: ProjectSTAY Home
Access Key 2: Consortium Information
Access Key 3: Funding Information
Access Key 4: Upcoming Training Events
Access Key 5: Team Training
Access Key 6: Resources and Tools
Access Key 7: Helpful Links
Access Key 8: Ask Us A Question
Access Key 9: ProjectSTAY Team
Access Key R: Refer a Student
Access Key D: Data Collection Software
Access Key W: Website Survey
Access Key P: Privacy Policy
Access Key C: Contact Us
Access Key A: Accessibility Statement
Access Key T: Text-Only Version
Access Key K: Access Keys
Access Key S: Sitemap

Note: The accesskey attribute is currently only supported by the following web browsers:

Internet Explorer 4+ (Windows) 5+ (Mac)
Mozilla (Windows + Linux)
Netscape 6+ (Windows)
Opera 7 (Windows + Linux)

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