Zoom, fonts and other features Access keys Special features include the ability to change Short cut or access keys use a combination of keys font size, magnifying the screen, zooming, on the keyboard to help you move from page to browsing and improving screen resolution. page on a website instead of using a mouse. The short cuts work by pressing a combination of Our options’ page provides guidance on ‘Font keys’ on the keyboard. ‘special how to change the size of the text, magnify the screen, zoom (if your browser supports this Special keys can be either the or the keys ’Alt’ ’Ctrl’ function) and improve screen resolution. The and may also include the key. ’Shift’ options’ page can be found by selecting ‘Font the link at the top of the website ‘Accessibility’ Access key combinations are: and then clicking on the options’ menu ‘Font item at the right of the website. Special key + 0 (zero) to website help page – Special key + M links to the main menu (top of – page) You can change the font size on content pages by clicking on the icons shown in the diagram below. Special key + N links to the sub-navigation (right – These icons are located just below side of page) the image banner in the top right corner of content pages. Special key + C links to the main content area of – the page Printing documents (using PDF) Assistive technologies To view or print PDF documents you will need the software Adobe Acrobat Reader which can Assistive software such as Jaws or Window Eyes can be downloaded free of charge from . be used to access link lists, or to shift the focus directly to tables and lists in a page. When you have downloaded the Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may view or print a PDF document by clicking the icon shown in the diagram below. These icons are located just below the banner in the top right corner of content pages. Converting PDF documents To convert PDF documents to HTML or plain text formats (such as Word or Excel) use the online conversion tools provided by Adobe at:
Zoom, fonts and other features Special features include the ability to change font size, magnifying the screen, zooming, browsing and improving screen resolution. Our ‘Font options’ page provides guidance on how to change the size of the text, magnify the screen, zoom (if your browser supports this function) and improve screen resolution. The ‘Font options’ page can be found by selecting the ‘Accessibility’ link at the top of the website and then clicking on the ‘Font options’ menu item at the right of the website. You can change the font size on content pages by clicking on the icons shown in the diagram below. These icons are located just below the image banner in the top right corner of content pages. Printing documents (using PDF) To view or print PDF documents you will need the software Adobe Acrobat Reader which can be downloaded free of charge from . When you have downloaded the Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may view or print a PDF document by clicking the icon shown in the diagram below. These icons are located just below the banner in the top right corner of content pages. Converting PDF documents To convert PDF documents to HTML or plain text formats (such as Word or Excel) use the online conversion tools provided by Adobe at: Access keys Short cut or access keys use a combination of keys on the keyboard to help you move from page to page on a website instead of using a mouse. The short cuts work by pressing a combination of ‘special keys’ on the keyboard. Special keys can be either the ’Alt’ or the ’Ctrl’ keys and may also include the ’Shift’ key. Access key combinations are: Special key + 0 (zero) – to website help page Special key + M – links to the main menu (top of page) Special key + N – links to the sub-navigation (right side of page) Special key + C – links to the main content area of the page Assistive technologies Assistive software such as Jaws or Window Eyes can be used to access link lists, or to shift the focus directly to tables and lists in a page.
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