[thelist] What does standard compliance actually mean?

[aardvark]

On 6 Oct 2005 at 16:01, Arthur Maloney wrote:
[...]
> Intresting could you give an example of a "UK accessibility
> style accesskeys"

arthur, i've trimmed your reply down to the salient bit... i draw 
attention to this only because your reply was a bit wordy in its 
quoting...

the UK accesskeys standard to which i am referring can be found on 
our accessibility statement page (and i suspect you don't know the 
site to which i am referring)... it links out to:

http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/e-
government/resources/handbook/html/2-4.asp

from our site:

The following access keys are in use on this site. We use the  
recommended UK Government accesskeys standard to determine our access 
keys. If your browser supports it (most do), you can jump to a 
specific page or section of a page by pressing ALT + the access key 
listed (Windows) or Conrol + the access key listed (Macintosh). 

Accesskey S
	Skip navigation 
Accesskey 1
	Home page 
Accesskey 3
	Site map 
Accesskey 4 
	Search

http://algonquinstudios.com/Home/Accessibility/