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Accessibility

You can change the way you use this site on your computer:

By changing the settings that your browser uses for every web site.
By clicking one of the settings listed below to change this web site only.

Using your browser

There are a number of settings that are built into your browser which allow you to change the way you can use any web site that you visit. This is particularly useful if you generally want to make the text size larger for every web site. How to do this depends on your browser, for example:

With Microsoft Internet Explorer:
Select View from the top menu bar, then select Text Size then click on one of the size options ranging from Largest through to Smallest. Alternately, using the keyboard, use Alt-V X L to make the text larger and Alt-V X S to make the text smaller. To reset the text size to normal, use Alt-V X M.
With Mozilla Firefox:
Select View from the top menu bar, then select Text Size, then select Increase, Decrease, or Normal. Alternately, using the keyboard, simply press Control + to make the text bigger and Control - to make the text smaller.

There are many other settings you can change to make your browser more comfortable to use. For more information please consult the web site www.abilitynet.org.uk/myway.

Change this web site

This web site has been designed using techniques that allow the content to be separated from the style. This is an important aspect for an accessible web site.

You can use this web site with the style information turned off. This can be useful after you have modified your browser settings to control page layout, or if you are using an audio browser.

Select one of the following options to control the style. Note that these options will store a cookie in your browser to recall your preference.

Note that after you switch the style off, the navigation bar will be at the end of the page.