Use the following controls to navigate linearly through the course.
| Callout | Description | Keyboard shortcut |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Back — Previous page visited | Internet Explorer — Alt+Z, Enter Firefox — Alt+Z |
| 2 | Previous Section — First page of previous lesson | Internet Explorer — Alt+X, Enter Firefox — Alt+X |
| 3 | Previous Topic — Previous page in course | Internet Explorer — Alt+C, Enter Firefox — Alt+C |
| 4 | Page — Current page | |
| 5 | Total — Number of pages in course | |
| 6 | Next Topic — Next page in course | Internet Explorer — Alt+Z, Enter Firefox — Alt+Z |
| 7 | Next Section — First page of next lesson | Internet Explorer — Alt+Z, Enter Firefox — Alt+Z |
Use the Contents menu to navigate the course.
Callout |
Description |
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Click folders and topic pages to jump directly to the topics of interest. The content page currently being displayed is highlighted. |
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A blue check mark indicates the pages you have viewed. After you have viewed all the pages in a folder, a blue check mark displays on the folder. If you have cookies enabled on your computer, the check marks are stored in a cookie to allow you to view your progress after closing and reopening the course at a later time. |
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To expand the Contents menu to view longer topic titles, click and drag the right, black border to the right. You can also view a longer topic title by placing your cursor over the title. |
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To hide the Contents menu to show more content area, click Hide Contents Menu. To show the contents menu again, click Show Contents Menu. |
Use the following controls to access course features. Note: All features might not be implemented in this course.
| Callout | Description | Keyboard shortcut |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Home — Jump to home page | Internet Explorer — Alt+Q, Enter Firefox — Alt+Q |
| 2 | Hide Contents menu — Hide/show Contents menu | Internet Explorer — Alt+W, Enter Firefox — Alt+W |
| 3 | Bookmarks — Show Bookmarks window Note: Cookies must be enabled to use this feature. See Bookmarks for more help. |
Internet Explorer — Alt+E, Enter Firefox — Alt+E |
| 4 | Options — Options: View this course using a different profile (profiled courses only), Log in as a different user (log-in courses only), and Clear check marks (all courses) | Internet Explorer — Alt+R, Enter Firefox — Alt+R |
| 5 | Print — Print section of course | Internet Explorer — Alt+T, Enter Firefox — Alt+T |
| 6 | Download — Download course | Internet Explorer — Alt+Y, Enter Firefox — Alt+Y |
| 7 | Glossary — Glossary of terms used in course | Internet Explorer — Alt+U, Enter Firefox — Alt+U |
| 8 | Search — Search course | Internet Explorer — Alt+I, Enter Firefox — Alt+I |
| 9 | Contact Us — Email comments, suggestions, and technical questions | Internet Explorer — Alt+O, Enter Firefox — Alt+O |
| 10 | Help — Help page | Internet Explorer — Alt+P, Enter Firefox — Alt+P |
| 11 | Exit — Exit course | Internet Explorer — Alt+L, Enter Firefox — Alt+L |
| 12 | Course title — Course title | |
| 13 | You are here: — Indicates your current location in a course |
1. Click the Bookmarks button to open the Bookmarks window.
2. Click Create bookmark to indicate a topic you would like to view later. Bookmarks display in the Bookmarks window in the order you create them. You can create an unlimited number of bookmarks in a course. Because the bookmarks you create are stored in a cookie, you must have cookies enabled on your computer to use this feature. Additionally, some browser utility toolbars might prevent the bookmark feature from working. In this example, no bookmarks have been created.
3. In this example, three bookmarks have been created in the course.
4. Click a bookmark to jump directly to the bookmarked page. In this example, a bookmark has been created for the lists topic.
5. After a bookmark has been created, the Create bookmark link toggles to Delete bookmark. Click Delete bookmark to remove the bookmark from the course.
6. Bookmarks are shown when you reenter the course, enabling you to enter the course from any bookmarked page.
| Operating system | Steps |
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| Microsoft Windows 9x or Microsoft Windows NT |
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| Microsoft Windows 2000 or Microsoft Windows Me |
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| Microsoft Windows XP |
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| Operating system | Steps |
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| Microsoft Windows 9x or Microsoft Windows NT |
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| Microsoft Windows 2000 or Microsoft Windows Me |
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| Microsoft Windows XP |
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You can use the keyboard to explore this course. Press Tab and Shift+Tab to move forward and backward among course elements. As you reach an element, a thin border displays around it. When you reach an element such as a button, press Enter to select it.
Keyboard shortcuts can be used to navigate and access additional features of the course. Navigate to Course navigation and Course features for a list of keyboard shortcuts.
Using the Tab key, you can:
Exit the course by closing the browser window or clicking the Exit button.