Accessibilty

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Making text larger

The way this site is constructed allows you to change the size of text in our pages by using the increase text buttons at the top right of the screen. Alternatively, the links below provide instructions on how to change the size of text in a wide range of browsers.

Changing the text size in Windows browsers

Changing the text size in Mac browsers

Changing the text size in Linux browsers

Access keys

We have especially adapted our website to support keyboard commands to navigate to the main areas of the site. They are known as Access keys. Access keys are used with screen readers and can be helpful for people who find it quicker to use the keyboard to navigate around a website.

Access key 1 = home page

Access key 3 = site map

Access key 9 = contact

Access key N = normal size text

Access key L = large size text

Access keys for Firefox users: Press Shift+Alt+Access key

Access keys for Internet Explorer users: Press Alt+Access key then press ENTER

Access keys for Safari users: Press Ctrl+Alt+Access key

Stylesheets

The presentation of this site is driven by cascading stylesheets (CSS), so it is possible to modify the appearance of this site by use of your own stylesheet. The CSS Discuss web site provides a useful introduction to user stylesheets.

PDFs

We provide some documents in PDF format, for which you will need the Adobe Acrobat reader. You can download Acrobat Reader free of charge from the Adobe website.

Adobe offer an online conversion tool (from PDF to html) if you have trouble accessing PDF files.

This page was put on the site on 18/2/10
Next page update due: August 2010
Links last updated: 4/5/10
Next links update due August 2010