Accessibility

Below are a number of additional notes and recommendations of interest to visitors to the website who are using assistive technologies or mobile devices, or who may have restrictions on the use of Flash or Javascript due to company policy or device limitations.

Text Size and Styles

The size of the text can easily be changed by using your browser. In Internet Explorer, just select View and then Text Size.

The website's default colours and sizes and fonts can be switched off. In Internet Explorter, select Tools - Internet Options - Accessibility. From here you can also set the website to use any CSS file you have to change the look of the pages to whatever colours, sizes and fonts you prefer.

Flash and Screen Readers and PDA's

If you are wanting to use a screen reader such as JAWS or Window-eyes to listen to the website then it is recommended that you use at least version 6 of Flash Reader, the latest version of which you can download quickly and easily from Macromedia.

Navigation and content is available even if you do not have Flash or Javascript activated.

Screen Reader Setting Recommendations

Users of screen readers should note that this site makes use of Title and Acronym, and so will gain more from the site if they configure their screen reader to pick up these attributes.

For users of JAWS we recommend the following sort order 'title|text|alt|href' as the best combination to set.

External Sites

Know The Score is not responsible for the content or accessibility of other sites linked to from this site.

Links and Images

Note that for all links to documents on this site, the type and file size is shown.

Typically a 100 kilobyte file will take about 15 seconds to download on a 56K modem.

Any links which open a new browser window will be indicated.

All trivial images have null Alt text.

Problems Accessing Documents

If you have any problems accessing the information or documents published on this website, please contact us.

Adobe Links

The Adobe site offers free Adobe Acrobat reader we recommend the latest version for the most up to date Accessibility features. Accessibility Conversion tools may help you convert from one format to another.

PDF Accessibility information from Adobe.

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