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If you are having trouble reading the text on this site, please follow the directions below to magnify the appearance of the site. If these instructions do not work for you or your browser is not on the list, please consult your browser's help or support services.
Internet Explorer
Keyboard
- To zoom in, increasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing +
- To zoom out, decreasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing -
- To reset page size back to normal, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing 0
Mouse
Click the Magnifying glass icon at the bottom right corner of the Internet Explorer window, or select the arrow to open the list of options and select one.
or
If your mouse has a scroll wheel, press and hold Command/Ctrl while scrolling up to zoom in and down to zoom out.
Firefox
Keyboard
- To zoom in, increasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing +
- To zoom out, decreasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing -
- To reset page size back to normal, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing 0
Mouse
If your mouse has a scroll wheel, press and hold Command/Ctrl while scrolling up to zoom in and down to zoom out.
Chrome
Keyboard
- To zoom in, increasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing +
- To zoom out, decreasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing -
- To reset page size back to normal, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing 0
Mouse
If your mouse has a scroll wheel, press and hold Command/Ctrl while scrolling up to zoom in and down to zoom out.
Opera
Keyboard
- To zoom in, increasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing +
- To zoom out, decreasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing -
- To reset page size back to normal, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing 0
Mouse
Click the Magnifying glass icon at the bottom right corner of the Opera window. Or, select the arrow to open the list of options and drag the slider to your preferred zoom level.
or
If your mouse has a scroll wheel, press and hold Command/Ctrl while scrolling up to zoom in and down to zoom out.
Safari
Keyboard
- To zoom in, increasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing +
- To zoom out, decreasing the page size, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing -
- To reset page size back to normal, press and hold Command/Ctrl while pressing 0
Mouse
If your mouse has a scroll wheel, press and hold Command/Ctrl while scrolling up to zoom in and down to zoom out.
Accessibility – further options
The department is committed to making our online services and information accessible to as many people as possible. The following information can help provide various accessibility options.
Navigation
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)'s Web Accessibility Initiative has published comprehensive advice about enabling various accessibility features in different operating systems and browsers. Topics include enlarging text and images, browsing the web by keyboard and listening rather than reading.
Alternate document formats
The department endeavours to publish documents in multiple formats that have been optimised for accessibility. Documents will typically be published in PDF and DOCX/XLSX/PPTX formats. Please contact us if you would like a document in a different format to what is already provided.
Compatible software
The department publishes information in a number of formats, depending on the content type and when it was published. If you do not have an application that will open a file made available on the department's site there are links below to free applications you may be able to use.
- A list of free PDF readers is available on Opens in a new window: Wikipedia.
- Opens in a new window: Apache OpenOffice is a free office application suite capable of opening many common office document formats.
- Opens in a new window: Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint File Formats – Open, edit, and save documents, workbooks, and presentations that were created in the newer versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.