If you have text beside a <input> field you can indicate any shortcut key

e.g.:



	Enter <u>N</u>ew Value

	<input type="text" accesskey="n" size=10 maxlength=10>



which displays as:



	Enter New Value : [                  ]



(i.e. the 'N' is underlined)



However if there any way of indicating the acesskey accelerator linked to a

button? The normal convention is to use and ampersand before the character.

Thus '&Print' displays as 'Print' (ie. the P is underlined). However for

HTML buttons this does not work and the & is included in the text of the

button. You are also unable to include the <u></u> delimiters within the

text of a button title.



If there therefore any way to indicate the accesskey so that it is visible

to the user which key they can press to activate that key?





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