Changing text sizes
All web browsers have some built-in provision for altering the size of text on screen. Normally this is achieved from the keyboard using the following shortcuts:
- CONTROL (CMD on Mac) and '+' to make text larger/zoom in
- CONTROL (CMD on Mac) and '-' to make text smaller/zoom out
- CONTROL (CMD on Mac) and '0' to return to the default setting
In some legacy browsers (such as Internet Explorer 6) it's necessary to adjust text sizes from a menu. To do this, select 'View / Text Size' from the menubar and increase/decrease the size of the text.
Access keys
Shortcuts for this site
In order to aid navigation, the following keyboard access keys have been enabled for this site:
- 1 - Home page
- 2 - About us
- 3 - Resources
- 4 - Services
- 5 - Events
- 6 - News
- 7 - Contact us
- 0 - Site help
- s - Skip to main page content
Using the access keys
The way in which an access key is selected is dependent upon which browser you use:
- Internet Explorer
- Hold down the ALT key and select the number/letter of the access key, then press ENTER.
- Firefox - version 2 and higher
- Hold down the ALT+SHIFT keys (CTRL on Mac) together with the appropriate character on the keyboard.
- Google Chrome
- Hold down the ALT key (CTRL+OPTION on Mac) together with the appropriate character on the keyboard.
- Safari - version 4 and higher
- Hold down the CTRL+OPTION keys (ALT on Windows) together with the appropriate character on the keyboard.
- Opera
- Press SHIFT+ESC, followed by the number/letter of the access key.
JavaScript
JavaScript is a simple form of computer programming language that runs safely in your web browser.
If you are unable to activate JavaScript on your browser for any reason, you should still be able to navigate through all of the content of this site. However, certain advanced features may not be available to you.
To find out how to activate JavaScript, please consult the Help menu on your browser (generally the right-most option on the menubar).