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Web Site Navigation
Our navigation page describes the layout and navigation scheme of our web site.

On most of our Web pages you'll be presented with a menu on the left side of your browser window.

At the top of the Left Menu you will find the image that gives you the option to link to this page.

The next link below will give you the option to skip the whole menu and go directly to the body of the page.

You'll notice the menu background on the graphic version of our web site is colored a deep blue with white text. This is done to improve the contrast between the text and the background, and match the colors of the header graphic at the top of the page.

Top of Page Menu Options
At the top of the each page we provide 4 links designed to help the visually impaired navigate through our web site:

1.  Home
The opportunity to go back to the main introduction page.

2. Previous
The Opportunity to go back to the previous page you viewed.

3.  Next Page
The opportunity to go to the next page in sequence.

4  Navigate
The opportunity to view our navigation page of instructions.

In some cases we will offer a link to a printable version in Microsoft Word .

Special Menu Keys
You can navigate through our menus in several different ways.

1. ALT Key - Each menu choice can be reached by pressing and holding down the [ALT] key and then pressing the letter assigned to the menu item of choice. (See charts below)

Note: Additional Alt+ key combinations will be added on sub pages as needed. Changes to the below chart will be indicated on the bottom of those pages effected.

2.TAB Key - You can navigate through each link on a page by pressing the [TAB] key. Links (including menu choices) are organized in sequential order starting from the number 1 to the maximum of 85.

3. Mouse - You can click on each menu choice or link by using the Mouse.

Menu navigation:
You can navigate through our menus in several different ways.

1. ALT Key - Each menu choice can be reached by pressing and holding down the [ALT] key and then pressing the letter assigned to the menu item of choice. (See charts below)

Note: Additional Alt+ key combinations will be added on sub pages as needed. Changes to the above charts will be indicated on the bottom of those pages effected.

2.TAB Key - You can navigate through each link on a page by pressing the [TAB] key. Links (including menu choices) are organized in sequential order starting from the number 1 to the maximum of 85.

3. Mouse - You can click on each menu choice or link by using the Mouse.
Site Menu Navigation
Note: For lower case letters, press the associated key twice while holding down the ALT key.
On most pages use either the ALT key, Mouse, or Tab key to navigate through the menu
Note: The ALT key will not work on the listing below.
Alt Key + A - Skip Menu
Alt Key + B - Navigate
Alt Key + C - Genealogy Web Sites
Alt Key + D - Home
Alt Key + E - (Reserved)
Alt Key + F - Site Map
Alt Key + G - Family Lookup's
Alt Key + H - Research Tips
Alt Key + I  - Message Board
Alt Key + 2 - The Foote Shoppe
Alt Key + 5 - Pasco Foote
 Alt Key + J - Our Chat Room
Alt Key + K - Our English Ancestors
Alt Key + L - Nathaniel Foote
Alt Key + M - Our Family History
Alt Key + N - Next Page
Alt Key + O - Our Coat of Arms
Alt Key + P - Previous Page
Alt Key + Q - Generation Charts
Alt Key + R - Presidents Corner
Alt Key + 3 - Disclaimer
Alt Key + 6 - Top News
 Alt Key + S - FFAA Constitution
Alt Key + T - Family Reunions
Alt Key + U - Become a Member
Alt Key + V - For Members Only
Alt Key + W - History Books
Alt Key + X - Maps and Pictures
Alt Key + Y - Web Corner
Alt Key + Z - Guest Book
Alt Key + 1 - Whats New
Alt Key + 4 - Return To Top
Alt Key + 9 - Meet Our Officers


Adobe Files - Readers:
Abobe's .pdf format is used for some files on this site. You may download a free .pdf viewer from Adobe at the Adobe.com Products Web Site.

Additional Adobe free tools are available to assist visually impaired users at Adobe Web Site  (http://access.adobe.com)

Note:
No endorsement of Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Systems, Inc., or warranty is implied or expressed by the U.S. Government of the U.S. Army War College.

Accessibility Resources
Web Site Accessibility
We take seriously our responsibility for insuring our web page meets the accessibility standards of Section 508 (29 U.S.C., 794d) of the Rehabilitation Act, and the accessibility standards developed by the Web Content Accessibility Guidlines of the World Wid Web Consortium (W3C). For more information or suggestions on how we can improve, contact our webmaster.


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