| A user may press a tab key to discover and navigate to a first hyperlink that is part of a hypertext document. |
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| Within each feature set you can navigate with the tab key and the arrow keys. |
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| Without an automatic-centering feature, we relied on the tab key and space bar to line it up. |
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| Use columns or tables to align words or characters, not the tab key or the spacebar. |
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| Position the text cursor on a blank line after paragraph 1.3.1 and use the tab key to position it exactly at the first tab position. |
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| Moving around: Use the mouse or press the tab key to advance to the next available field. |
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| To move to the next field or box, you can use the tab key or your mouse. |
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| The workaround is to use the tab key to focus on the buttons. |
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| Users who begin typing will be able to get completed words from a single letter by hitting the tab key, or choosing from a list that will be presented as they type. |
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| After changing data, use the tab key, click the Calculate button, or click anywhere on the page outside the field you have updated to see the results. |
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| Therefore always use the tab key to position the text cursor. |
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| To do so, always jump to the next input field using the tab key. |
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| If you don't see a toolbar in the upper-right corner, either move your mouse across the screen or hit the TAB key. |
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| Should the Taskbar not be visible, with the Alt key pressed, repeatedly press the Tab key until Internet Explorer is the active window, you should then be able to close it. |
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| The Tab Key can be used to skip through successive options or navigation elements. |
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| By pressing the Tab key, the insertion point will be aligned on the following tab stop, pushing the text that follows. |
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| Note: You can press the Tab key while in the message window to cycle through the list of nicknames who have recently messaged you. |
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