I have a bunch of HTML pages that are sequential in nature.  I'd like to
have a single key stroke go to the next and previous page.  I can't find a
way to do that in a single key or key combination.  Having to hold down ALT
or CTRL is OK if neccessary.

According to the HTML description at w3.org, the ACCESSKEY attribute of an A
tag is supposed to to that:

In this example, we assign an access key to a link defined by the A element.
Typing this access key takes the user to another document, in this case, a
table of contents:

<a accesskey="C" rel="contents"
href="http://someplace.com/specification/contents.html">Table of
Contents</a>

It does say that some "user agents" may require the ALT or other keys to be
down to qualify the accesskey.  Apparently MSIE requires ALT, but when I
type that key combination it only sets the focus to the link.  I still have
to hit ENTER to actually go to the other document.  Is there some way to do
this with a single key or key combination?


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