Accessibility

To Change Text Size

Most Web browsers include functionality to let you increase or decrease
the text in a Web page. For example, to increase text size:

Browser	Example	Menu Items	Macintosh Shortcut	Windows Shortcut
Internet Explorer		View > Text Size > Largest	.	.
Firefox, Netscape		View > Text Size > Increase	Command+	Ctrl++
Opera		View > Zoom > %	Command+	+ or 0
Safari		View > Make Text Bigger	Command+	.

For a Plain Layout View

Turning off the style sheet gives a plain layout view, which:

• makes text black on a white background (or however your browser is
  set)
• puts all the information in one column (called "linearized")
• leaves content images
• removes background images

Browser	Example	Menu Items
Firefox		View > Page Style > No Style
Opera		View > Style > User Mode

Other Text and Color Changes

Many browsers provide functionality to set different aspects of font and
color. Below are examples of how to access this functionality.

Browser	Example	To access functionality:
Firefox		Windows Menu items:Tools > Options Macintosh Menu items: Firefox > Preferences In dialog box: General (in the left pane), Fonts & Colors (button)
Opera	.	Windows Menu items: Tools > Preferences Macintosh Menu items: Opera > Preferences In dialog box: Fonts and Page Style (in the left pane)