Hi there, I had originally posted this question in late November but haven't got any response since then. Hopefully, this time you could send me some ideas regarding this case. As you know, web application developers tend to use tables to layout screen contents. Assume that an screen has fifty labels & values. Instead of using read only textboxes which could easily be reviewed and navigated using InsertF5 (form fields list) or even tab key, developers put the label in one table cell and the value in the next cell to the right. Something like: <table> <tr> <td>First name:</td><td>John</td> <td>Last name:</td><td>Smith</td> <td>Email:</td><td>John.Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx</td> ... </table> For sequential read from top to bottom it works, assuming that there is only one set of label & value appears on each line. However, if the user needs random access to any of these fields, one of the non-script solution seems to be InsertF or ControlF. This way one can search for the label assuming that he/she could spell it properly. Alternatively, one may put fifty bookmarks on the page to be able to access any field of choice. I'm wondering what scripting ideas could facilitate the random access. Assuming that the developer is open to non-visual changes to the HTML code (e.g. adding id attributes to all values). Many thanks in advance for your kind attention and prompt response, Kamil __________� View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/jawsscripts