Button | Keys | Action |
Ctrl + Alt + 1 | Create a new F10 notification. Opens the Client Details page. | |
Ctrl + Alt + 2 | Search for and make changes to an existing F10 notification. Opens the Edit a Notification page. | |
Ctrl + Alt + 3 | Search for and withdraw an existing F10 application. Opens the Withdraw a Notification page. | |
Ctrl + Alt + r | Search for and resend the PDF that contains all of the details of an existing F10 notification. Opens the Resend Notification Summary page. | |
Ctrl + Alt + 5 | Go to the Accessibility page. | |
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Ctrl + Alt + h | Page Help. |
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Ctrl + Alt + k | Go to the next page. |
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Ctrl + Alt + j | Go to the previous page. |
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Ctrl + Alt + q | Submit Application. |
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Ctrl + Alt + s | Search existing applications. |
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Ctrl + Alt + c | Clear the current page. |
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Ctrl + Alt + v | View the F10 form as a PDF. |
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Following on from this, the first accessibility testing in line with WCAG 2.1, the HSE Development Team will look to address the failings that have been found when testing the F10 form. From there we will look at what can be done to meet the AAA level, detailed in WCAG 2.1
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