[gui-talk] switching panes in IE7

Griffiths, Steve Steve.Griffiths at rnib.org.uk
Thu Sep 24 08:09:22 UTC 2009


Ctrl + Tab moves to the next tab in IE7, and Ctrl + Shift + Tab moves to
the previous one. 

An alternative to using Alt + F4 to shut Internet Explorer in one go is
to use Ctrl + F4 to close a single tab, so you can review each one
before closing it. Or you can cancel out of the Alt + F4 and use Ctrl +
Tab to move between the tabs.

Steve

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On Behalf Of qubit
Sent: 24 September 2009 00:27
To: Multiple recipients of NFBnet GUI-TALK Mailing List
Subject: [gui-talk] switching panes in IE7

(or I could say, "pains" -- see spelling...)
Ok, I never did get thoroughly acquainted with the tab windows in IE7.
When 
you open a new tab window, how do you switch back to the previous one?
Or, 
in my current case, if you hit a link and IE plays a click indicating it
has 
opened a new tab window (I think), how do I get to that page?
Or does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Another point of confusion: When I close out a window in IE I sometimes
get 
a dialog asking me if I want to close all tabs.  There is either a yes
or a 
cancel, nothing in between. Suppose there is a tab somewhere that I'm 
interested in reviewing? How do I get to it?

Any enlightenment welcome.
Thanks.
Oh, and by the way, jaws 11 is great.  It eliminates all the problems on

pages using Ariah.
Cheers.
--le


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