Resizing the text

To increase the text size:
Internet Explorer: View > Text size
Firefox: View > Text size
Opera: File > Preferences > Fonts > Minimum font size (pixels)

Alternatively, scroll with the wheel of your mouse whilst holding down the control key.

Firefox also allows you to adjust the text size via the keyboard:
FornPC: [Ctrl] & [ ] to Increase the size, [Ctrl] & [-] to Decreasenthe size and [Ctrl] & [)] to return the text to its Default size
FornMac:[Apple Key] & [ ] to Increase the size, [Apple Key] & [-]nto Decrease the size and [Apple Key] & [)] to return the text tonits Default size

Standards compliance

This website aims to conform to:
W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2 priority 1
XHTML 1.03
CSS 2.04

If do you come across any coding errors of any kind please e-mail jdash@eacworld.com.

Design

For those using screen readers, you have the option to skip to the navigation

All pages are designed using CSS - no tables whatsoever have been usednin the design of this website. However tables have been used to formatntabular data in some parts of the site.

Structure andnpresentation have been completely separated - the HTML documentsncontain just the text that you see on the screen and some structuralntags (for example, and are not used on this website)

All text is assigned a relative font size - this means that you can resize the text if you want to (see “Resizing the text”).

All informational images have been assigned descriptive ALT text andndecorative images are either relegated to the CSS document or have annull ALT attribute.

We aim to make this website accessible toneveryone. If you experience any kind of problem or have any feedbacknabout it please email jdash@eacworld.com.

Browser compatibility

This website has been tested and proven to offer full functionality on Windows, Macintosh and Linux with:

Screen sizes ranging from 800px to 1600px in width

Thisnwebsite relies on CSS2, which is unsupported by IE 4 and below andnNetscape 4 and below. It can still be accessed on these browsers butnwith no styling applied to the pages. The decision to use CSS2 wasntaken due to the very small number of Internet users browsing withnthese older versions (now less than 1%). We apologise for anyninconvenience this may cause.

This website has limited CSS support for IE 5.5 & Below for the Windows based PCs.

This website has no CSS support for IE 5 & Below for the Apple Macintosh.