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  • 1.1This site makes every reasonable effort to comply with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) A-Level standard. You can read more about these standards at the www.consortium.com website.
  • 1.2We have used Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to set the colour and size of the text within each page. Users can easily override our formatting options. For example in MS Explorer by selecting Tools, Internet Options, Accessibility.
  • 1.3Although web browser Accessibility options might be helpful, they do not offer the same level of access as the magnification software packages developed by specialist software suppliers. The Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) website provides in-depth information for partially sighted web users.
  • 1.4 If you have little or no vision, the Internet can be accessed using a speaking browser and refreshable braille displays. A speaking browser reads aloud the contents of the entire website. Braille displays translate the site's content into braille, which can be read by touch. Visit the RNIB website for details of technology designed to help if you have a visual disability.
  • 1.5 If you have a physical disability then the AbilityNet website provides information that can help you make better use of computers.

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