This site has been designed to be Accessible for people with any degree of visual or motor impairment and users of screen readers.
It attained level WAI 'AAA' on 2nd May 2005, and was evaluated using Bobby 5.00.6.3 and by subsequent manual checking.
The site was also validated as XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant on 2nd May 2005, using the W3C and Web Design Group validators, with CSS compliance.
Note that for all links to documents on this site, the type and file size is shown.
Audio content and navigation for talking browsers and screen readers has been checked by listening to the site using JAWS. The site is also compatible with Supernova and IBM Home Page Reader when using Internet Explorer 5 or above. All trivial images have null Alt text.
Please click on the links to find out about more about the Accessibility of this website:
In addition to Accessible graphical pages, the website also provides a Low Graphics option that eliminates most or all imagery from a page. Listeners may also find it easier to hear object-heavy pages (e.g. lots of flash) as the low graphics involves repetitive phrases.
Access the low graphics version of this website using the 'Low Graphics' link at the foot of this page.
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View - Text Size - Larger / Largest
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Apple Key and '+' Key
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You may also change the colours using your web browser options.
Click on Tools

Then click on the Accessibility button in the window that pops up

Then select the 'Ignore colors' option.

Note you could also select the 'Ignore font styles' and 'Ignore font size' options to alter the look and size of the text.

View Style User Mode
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All links to external sites open in a new window and ASNTS is not responsible for the content or accessibility of these referenced sites.
All links which open a new browser window will be indicated by this icon
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If you have any problems accessing the documents published on this website, please contact us and we will supply you with the document in an accessible format.
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For users of JAWS we recommend the following sort order
title|text|alt|href
as the best configuration to set.
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The Adobe site offers:
Some people need speacilaist software to be able to acess the internet.