While the site has been created to be usable ‘as is’ it is possible that some people may have difficulty access some elements of the site. If you are experiencing any difficulties then you may find some of the links below useful.

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You can find guidance from the BBC about:

• making your mouse easier to use
• using your keyboard to control your mouse
• alternatives to a keyboard and mouse
• increasing the size of the text in your web browser
• changing text and background colours
• how to magnify your screen
• screen readers and talking browsers

JavaScript

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PDF files

Some of the information on our website is in Portable Document Format (PDF). You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read PDF files. Adobe Acrobat Reader can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe website. Later versions of this software provide a number of features that improve access for users. Every effort is taken to construct accessible PDF documents but where this is not possible, alternative arrangements for document conversion to other, more accessible, formats can be made.

Let us know if you experience difficulty using the site.

If you are experiencing difficulty in accessing this site and none of the points above have solved your issue, please get in touch and let us know:

leah.thompson@mpls.ox.ac.uk

Tel: 01865 (2)82088

We’ll endeavor to help where we can, providing alternative formats or making adjustments to the site where appropriate and feasible.