This website was developed with the latest technology
to create a user-friendly experience. While we trust you will find this site
informative and easy to explore, this section should help answer any technical
questions you may have about our website.
We welcome all feedback and user interest, so if you have any comments,
suggestions or experience any technical difficulties while using
our site, please contact us.
Keys to icons |
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| Usage | |||
| Adobe PDF | for print-quality document . . . more | ||
| Adobe PDF's segmented | segmented by section . . . more | ||
| Microsoft Excel | spreadsheet | ||
| Macromedia Flash | animated movie | ||
| Microsoft Outlook | calendar item | ||
| Microsoft PowerPoint | slide-show presentation | ||
| Microsoft Word document | document | ||
| Compressed Zipped file | compressed folder or folder | ||
| Microsoft Windows Media Player | view and listen to the videos. . . more | ||
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| Bookmark | Bookmark the page, adding to your Favourites. You can also click the page and press CTRL + B on your keyboard. | ||
| This will print your page. It differs from the browser's FILE>PRINT command in that the content is especially transformed to be printer-optimised. It is suggested you print in landscape format. | |||
This website has been built to comply with accessibility guidelines. In order to do this, we've used techniques supported by modern browsers (Internet Explorer 5.0 or later, Netscape 7.0 or later, Safari or Mozilla Firefox).
Modern browsers also make navigation faster and allow us to provide more advanced content and features. This means that, if you are using an older browser, you may be viewing our website in a more simplified form.
You can download the latest version of your preferred web browser below:
Download Internet
Explorer
Download Safari
Download Mozilla
Firefox
The site has been designed to make it as easy and quick to navigate as possible.
Use the menu at the top of the web page to enter the main sections of the site. Once you are in a section, you can get to the more detailed information via the menu that appears on the left-hand side of the screen.
Adobe PDF is a file format which saves existing documents with all their original formatting. This means that, when you look at a PDF document, you will see the formatting and layout that the author intended, even if you do not have the program they originally created it in.
In order to view PDF documents, you will need to have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software installed on your computer.
On the Adobe website, make sure that you choose the right options in the drop-down boxes before you download (e.g. Windows XP for your operating system). Make a note of where you are downloading the installation file to (e.g your desktop). After the download has completed, locate the installation file on your computer and double click on it. The installation programme will do the rest.
Once the Adobe Acrobat Reader software has been installed you will be able to read Adobe PDF files.
Adobe Reader 7.0 enables users, read and use Adobe PDF documents and forms more easily – and across multiple languages.
For further information about accessibility and PDFs, please visit http://access.adobe.com/.
For further troubleshooting suggestions, see Adobe technical support.
You can download Windows Media Player free from the Microsoft website and
Real Player from the RealNetworks website.
Download
Windows Media Player
Download
Real Player
If you do not have Adobe Flash Player installed on your computer, you will automatically see alternative content for anything created in Flash.
| Document last modified: October 31, 2011 | Return to top |