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BDN tries to make our website accessible to a broad audience. We'd love to keep our pages compliant with commonly accepted standards, and need help from experts.  If that's your specialism please contact us via our Facebook group, link is above.

Meanwhile, there are several techniques you can use to make your visit to this site more accessible.  If you are partially sighted, access tips listed by Browsers:

Tips for Using Microsoft Internet Explorer To change the typeface used for body text, select Tools | Internet Options | General tab | Fonts ... Click the OK button to return to the previous menu, click OK again and apply the change. To change the size of the typeface used for body text, select View | Text size and from the cascading menu select a more suitable size. To change the color of the typeface used for body text, select Tools | Internet Options | General tab | Colors and uncheck the Use Windows colors button. Choose more suitable color/s from the Color dialog and click the OK button. Click the OK button to return to the previous menu and apply the change. To move to the first hyperlink on the page, and then from hyperlink to hyperlink, press Tab to move forward and Shift-Tab to move backward. To activate a selected hyperlink, press Enter. To return to the previous page, press Backspace.

	Contact Webmasters	Accessibility   This page last edited: 13 April 2012
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