Accessibility
- Wednesday, 07 December 2011
Accessibility help
It is essential to us that our website is accessible to as many visitors as possible, regardless of any disability. To do this, we have worked hard to implement the Accessibility Guidelines set out by the World Wide Web Consortium. Below you will find advice on how to make the most of the website using integrated features and those of your browser.
Screen resolution
The website has been designed to appear best on a monitor with a screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels or above.
Visual appearance
Resizing using browsers
If you require bigger text size or to view the whole site at an increased size you can make changes using your browser.
On a PC:
Select 'View', then 'Zoom'. You can then make the size of the whole site bigger or smaller using zoom in or zoom out. If you just wish to change the text size only click the Text Only menu item.
Select 'View', then 'Zoom'. You can then make the size of the whole site bigger or smaller by percentage (up to 400%) or by using Ctrl + and Ctrl - on your keyboard. If you just wish to change the text size only select 'View', then 'Text Size'. This gives you the option of five different text sizes.
Text Only menu item.
On the toolbar select Zoom+ or Zoom - to change the overall site size.
On a Mac:
Select 'View', then 'Zoom'. You can then make the size of the whole site bigger or smaller using Apple + or Apple - on your keyboard. If you just wish to change the text size only click the Text Only menu item, then make the text bigger or smaller using Apple + or Apple -.
Select 'View', then 'Zoom'. You can then make the size of the whole site bigger or smaller by using Apple + and Apple - on your keyboard. If you just wish to change the text size only select 'View', then 'Text Size',
then make the text bigger or smaller using Apple + or Apple -
On the toolbar select Zoom+ or Zoom- to change the overall site size.
Can we help YOU?
If you are a journalist looking to find out more about the 50+ demographic - how it thinks and acts - we can help.
We act as the voice of the 50+ generation. The Mature Times Editor has been editing national and regional newspapers for almost 30 years, making him, arguably, the most experienced journalist in the field within the UK.
More than that, the paper has played a key role in campaigning on major social issues - such as ageism in the workplace, pension and benefit rights, paying for care, healthcare rationing and carers' rights.
He is happy to provide input, or be interviewed. Please submit all requests to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
We welcome press and media releases on all subjects considered relevant to our market and these should also be sent by email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or in hard copy form to:
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Highwood House Publishing Limited
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