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Accessibility
This page provides links to guidelines produced on the BBC website My Web My Way on accessibility help, enabling computer users to make the most of the internet whatever their ability or disability. We hope these prove helpful. There are lots of other websites who also provide information and guidance on accessibility. If you have any queries please don’t hesitate to contact us
The my web my way website is broken down into easily accessible guidelines under the categories:-
- I can’t see very well
- I am blind
- I can’t hear very well
- I find words difficult
- I find a keyboard or mouse hard to use
We have provided links both onto the my web my way website, direct to each category and direct to each guideline below, to enable you to find the help you need with ease. When you click the hyperlink the page will open in a new window in your browser, to return to the AMIS site click the back arrow.
Make your keyboard easier to use
Change keyboard settings on your computer
Use the keyboard with one hand
Change text and background colours
Make the mouse pointer easier to use
Make your computer speak aloud
Overview on screenreaders and talking browsers
Check your spelling and grammar
Dictionary and thesaurus software overview
