Example for Checkpoint
9.4 - continued.

Example
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a. Using TABINDEX:

The lay out of fields on the following form example is intentionally confusing. However, because the TABINDEX code specifies a logical order for the fields, using the TAB key should present them to you in the "correct" order (for browsers that support the tabkey attribute - in fact, this specific example may only work (or work as the author expects) if you are using Internet Explorer 4.0 or later):

Note: please do NOT try to submit this example form. It may cause an error on some systems.

(6th tab stop)
What's your favorite color?

Red
(3rd tab stop)

Green
(4th tab stop)

Blue
(5th tab stop)


Company Name
(2nd tab stop)


(7th tab stop)


Skip the form to find accessible alternatives.
(1st tab stop)

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