I agree that this is a good idea, but just as a suggestion until this may or not become possible, since these books are in a table, you don't have to arrow or tab past each of these download links for each book. As you can see at the top of the table, it is four columns wide. In order from left to right it goes Title, Author, format, and download. With jaws it ends up being a totally massive list of each of the four column fields separately for each of the books under each other Currently there are over 500 books on the step 1 page, so if you want to read the whole table of books that ends up making you down arrow over 2,000 times. If you know the table commands for your screen reader however, you can navigate a lot easier by simply reading down the column of interest. I personally validate books of any author and format, so primarily only look at the title column. However, if you typically find organizing the books by format or something else, you can still do that at the top of course, but learning the screenreader navigation commands is really helpful in addition. I can't think of the Window-Eyes command , but what I do with JAWS is move to the top of the table, and then use the next cell in column command, which is control alt down arrow and it simply reads down the title column and skips over all the other unimportant stuff. If the other stuff in fact is important to you, there is also another command: Windows button and the down arrow. This one is great because it will down arrow once, and read that row for all four columns of a book in a single keystroke. Exampling, if you don't use any table commands, with jaws it will list a single book on four separate lines: Mrs. Jeffries Stalks The Hunter Emily Brightwell RTF (Rich Text Format) Download If you move to anywhere in the column you want to read, in this case the title field, Mrs. Jeffries Stalks The Hunter, and then use the first keystroke I mentioned, control alt down arrow, it will jump you over the three other lines and jump you directly to the next book, A Crown Disowned. I know most of us don't have all the OCR programs, so in this case it is necessary to hear the format information, so they might be better off using the second keystroke suggestion. Starting from the same place mentioned above, if my curser was on the title, Mrs. Jeffries Stalks The Hunter, and then I pushed Windows down arrow, it will move to and read all four columns of the following book: A Crown Disowned Andre Norton and Sasha Miller RTF (Rich Text Format) Download Using either of these keystrokes not only makes things easier to follow, but it also eliminates 75% of your keystrokes used. Maybe in a small table it's not a big deal, but especially on the step 1 page which is often over 500, or recently over 600 books long, chopping that down from more than 2500 keystrokes you will notice the difference immensely. Just a suggestion.. Tiffany -----Original Message----- > From: bksvol-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > [mailto:bksvol-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Mary Otten > Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 11:31 AM > To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: Web Site Suggestions Regarding the validation or step one download page, I'd like to see the titles of books as links, rather than having all those download links separately. Just have a sentence stating that you click on the title to access its download page. If this were done, one could quickly tab through the titles on the download list. Mary