Tab key doesn't navigate to a CheckBox in Firefox

Hello,
when I press the tab key to move to the next field, the cursor doesn't move to a checkbox. It jumps to the next "non-check-box" field. Any ideas why this happens in FireFox ? IE seems to be ok.
Thanks,
Andreas

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The application we are building will replace legacy application and had similar
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Duncan Kinnear wrote:
On 22 Jun 99, at 23:47, Jeanne Hesler wrote:
Do the math on this one. Be sure your users understand the cost and the
lack of payback. I have no problem going against common practice when
there is a good reason, but this reason just doesn't add up. Even if it
did slow them down, which it won't, they would never lose enough time to be
worth the work that it would take to implement.Jeanne,
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Don't get me wrong, I'm not advocating we abandon the TAB key
functionality in favour of the ENTER key. I just want to ADD the ENTER
key as a navigational aid for our 'legacy' users (and we have many). If it
is done right, there should be no need to tell the user about it. Their
transition to the new product would be virtually painless.
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no-one will ever have to deal with it again.
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from field to field. Will these customers not complain that they cannot
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