Making text larger
You can increase the size of text on your browser in the following ways:
Adjust font sizing in your browser
- Microsoft™ Internet Explorer 6 [running on Microsoft™ Windows XP]
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- Select 'View' > 'Text size'
- Choose a suitable size.
- Text on our site will scale to match the change.
- Microsoft™ Internet Explorer 7 [running on Microsoft™ Windows XP]
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- Select 'View' > 'Text size', or 'Page' > 'Text size'
- Choose a suitable size.
- Text on our site will scale to match the change.
- Firefox 2 and 3 [running on Microsoft™ Windows XP]
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- Press 'Ctrl' and '+'.
- Text on our site will scale to match the change.
Changing the size and the resolution of your screen
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher [running on Microsoft™ Windows XP]
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- Select 'Start' - 'Settings' - 'Control panel'.
- Select 'Display.
- Select 'Settings' tab.
- Under desktop area select and move the slider to the left.
- Note: moving the slider to the left decreases screen resolution, moving the slider to the right increases screen resolution.
- Click OK to close.
Talking browsers
Software is available that can 'speak' web page content. Please go to the R.N.I.B. site for more information.
Two examples of talking browsers are:
Note: Renishaw do not specifically recommend either product and users elect to use any such products entirely at their own risk.
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards
Renishaw do:
- Provide descriptive text of significant images.
- Provide scalable fonts
- Avoid the use of FRAMES which are difficult for special browsers to interpret.
- Provide text descriptions of multimedia content on our site.
- Use descriptive link titles
Here to help
We hope this page will assist you in using our website to its best advantage.
If you have any queries, or require further information, about Renishaw.com, please contact us.
