
Changing the size of the text
You can change the size of the text you can
see on the screen. (see picture on the right) At the top of the screen, click on "View" and choose the text size you want.
Changing fonts and colours in Browsers
You can change the font sizes, styles and colours of web pages displayed on your computer even if these have already been set by the website authors.
The following instructions will help you make these changes using
Internet Explorer for PC and Mac. For other browsers, use
the help section.
Microsoft Internet Explorer for PC
- Select Tools from the menu at the top of your browser window.
- Select Internet options.
- Click the General tab.
- Click the Accessibility button.
- To change font sizes, select the checkbox marked Ignore font sizes specified on Web pages.
- To remove colours specified by the website authors, select the checkbox marked Ignore colours specified on web pages.
- Click the OK button.
- Select View from the menu at the top of your browser window.
- Select Text size.
- Select a size from the menu.
Microsoft Internet Explorer for Mac
- Select Explorer from the menu at the top of your screen.
- Select Preferences.
- Select Web Content from the Web Browser section of the left-hand menu.
- To remove fonts and colours specified by the website authors, uncheck the checkbox marked Show Style Sheets.
- Select Language/Fonts from the Web Browser section of the left-hand menu.
- Select the font size you want to use.

Reading
text out loud with Acrobat Reader
Most of the committee papers on this website are
"pdf" documents. The browser you are using probably can't read it
out loud, but Acrobat Reader can. First save the file to your desktop, (click File
and Save As). Then open it.
Adobe
Acrobat Reader is free and most computers already have it
installed.
To download Acrobat Reader click on the
yellow icon below.
Change font size using Windows Control Panels
You can also change text size and background colours using the Windows Accessibility Control Panel
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