Browser compatibility
We've coded this website so that it can be used on all modern browsers. On older browsers, it is functional but may look different. It remains fully functional on obsolete browsers (such as Netscape 4, or Internet Explorer on a Macintosh), but will not show any styles as they may crash your browser.
If you need to customise your computer to help with accessibility needs, you may find the BBC web page my web my way useful.
Adobe™ PDF documents
Where possible, the information on this site is conventional text, but a few of our longer documents are published in Adobe™ PDF format. These can be read on all major operating systems with the free Adobe Acrobat reader.
We have taken care to author these documents so they can be zoomed, reflowed and are compatible with assistive technologies such as screen readers. You can turn on reflow in Acrobat Reader in the "View" menu. The Royal National Institute of Blind People publishes a useful guide to using PDFs with the JAWS screenreader.
If, however, you want one of our PDFs in another format, please mail info.services@sra.org.uk.
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