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Re: Right Click to Download?
From: Jo Miller
Date: Feb 15, 2002 7:05AM
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Depends on the operating system and browser. It's simply option +
return on Macintosh/IE.
In Windows, shift + F10 opens the right-click menu, then "A"
activates "save target as". (Someone else may know a simpler way. I'm
not a Windows user.)
If a physical disability prevents someone from holding down two keys
at once, you have to enable accessibility features such as sticky
keys on the computer.
Jo
>How does one use the keyboard to right-click and download a file? What
>other options are there to allow someone to download a file and NOT open it
>in a browser, PDFs for example.
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