Accessibility
Accesskeys for this site
The following accesskeys (based on the UK government standard accesskeys) work throughout this site:
s = Skip navigation
1 = Homepage
3 = Site map
0 = Accesskey details
What are accesskeys?
An accesskey is a hidden navigation aid that allows people to perform
a common action on a website - such as following a link - by use of a
keyboard shortcut. They are particularly useful for people who need or
prefer to use the keyboard to move through a site.
Please note: Accesskeys are currently only supported in browsing including and after Internet Explorer 4 and 5, and Netscape 6+/Mozilla.
To use accesskeys:
Internet Explorer 5+: hold the ALT key and press the letter of the relevant
accesskey together, then press RETURN.
Internet Explorer 4: hold the ALT key and press the letter of the relevant
accesskey.
Netscape/Mozilla: hold the ALT key and press the letter of the relevant
accesskey.
Text size
Change text size
Internet Explorer users: Click on 'View' in the top menu toolbar. Select
'Text Size'. Select your option.
Netscape (pre 6.0) users: Click on 'View' in the top menu toolbar. Then select Increase Font. The keyboard action for this is CTRL+]
Netscape (6.0+) / Mozilla users: Click on 'View' in the top menu toolbar. Then select 'Text Size'.
Opera users: Click on 'File' in the top menu toolbar. Click on Preferences, then (in the left-hand 'Category' section of the dialogue box) 'Documents'. Specify the font-size you require in the 'Minimum font size (pixels)' option.