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Making this site accessible to everyone

You own your web browser program and you should be able to choose how web pages look on your computer, whether you just prefer things your way or you have difficulty seeing small text or certain colours.

Making the text bigger

If the text on this site is too small, you can make it bigger by changing the settings in your web browser.

Microsoft Internet Explorer offers two possibilities:

1. The View > Text Size menu has five settings from Smallest to Largest. This site has been designed to look most attractive with this set to Medium, but you should choose whichever setting suits you best.
2. The Tools > Internet Options dialogue box has an Accessibility button which allows you to ignore various styles included in web pages, including text sizes, colours and the style sheets used to control how this site looks. You should experiment with the settings until you find what suits you best.

Netscape Navigator has Increase Font and Decrease font options on the View menu.

Whatever your needs - we need to know if you have had any difficulties navigating this site.  Please tell us about them using the Comment Form and we will do our best to find solutions.

This page was last updated on the 3rd June 2002. The content of this website may be freely produced. This template for this site was kindly designed by Bob Wood. Webmaster Stephen R Wilson RMN DPSN, contact steve@coping.org.uk