Accessibility
Accessibility using Internet Explorer 6
Changing the text size
- Opening the view menu and selecting text size, you can choose from largest to smallest text size
- Hold CTRL (in Windows) or CMD (in Mac) and move the mouse wheel to your chosen text size
- Hold CTRL (in Windows) or CMD (in Mac) and + or - to increase or decrease the text size
Accessibility using Firefox
Changing the text size
- Opening the view menu and selecting to increase or decrease the text size
- Hold CTRL (in Windows) or CMD (in Mac) and move the mouse wheel to your chosen text size
- Hold CTRL (in Windows) or CMD (in Mac) and + or - to increase or decrease the text size
Accessibility using Netscape
Changing the text size
- Opening the tools menu and select options
- In the options box, choose the general tab, which is underneath browser options
- Click on the fonts & colours button
- in the fonts & colours box, set the minimum font size to none
Accessibility using Opera
Changing the text size
- Opening the view menu and selecting zoom, you can choose the percentage of zoom you require
- Hold CTRL (in Windows) or CMD (in Mac) and move the mouse wheel to your chosen text size
- Click on the glasses icon in the top right hand side of the screen and a tool bar will appear and you can magnify by choosing the percentage in the box with the magnifying glass in.
What are PDFs and how do I read them?
PDF stands for Portable Document file. It's an established way of publishing documents on the web and retaining their original printed look. We've used PDFs on the site for reports, brochures, and application forms for you to print off and return to us by mail.
You need a plug-in called Adobe Acrobat to read these files. This is available to download free of charge at www.adobe.com.
