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Site help

Practical accessibility and technical information to help you get the most from the IRISS website.

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.