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Tackling volatile substance abuse in Scotland: A training course for the social care workforce

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Access keys

In order to aid site navigation, the following keyboard access keys have been enabled.

Access keys are selected in different ways according to which web browser1 you use:

Internet Explorer:
Hold down the ALT key and select the number/letter of the access key, then press ENTER.
Firefox (version 2 or higher):
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Safari (version 4.x or higher):
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Safari (Mac OS X, versions 1 through 3.x):
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Opera (version 7.5 or higher):
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Changing text sizes

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For Internet Explorer (version 6 or below) you may first need to disable style sheets, to do so follow these directions:

  1. From the Menu Bar select ‘Tools / Internet Options’
  2. Select the ‘General’ tab and click the box entitled ‘Accessibility’
  3. Ensure that the three buttons under ‘Formatting’ are checked
  4. Click OK in ‘Accessibility’ dialog box
  5. Click OK in ‘Internet Options’ dialog box
  6. Click ‘Refresh’.
JavaScript

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To find out how to activate JavaScript, please consult the Help menu on your browser (generally the right-most option on the menubar).

  1. Identifying your web browser
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