In order to help ensure that all customers are able to access the information on our website, we have compiled the following tips to customize your computer and enhance your web browsing experience.
Tips for Browsing on MCAP.com and Elsewhere on the Web
Customization options and accessibility features are usually documented in the “help” menu of your software. Look for customization options in menu items such as "options", "preferences", "settings", and "accessibility". Try changing some of the settings you find to see if the changes improve your web experience.
Most updated web browsers now include many built-in accessibility features.
Magnify the Screen
In order to zoom in on web pages, use the following simple keyboard controls:
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For Windows operating systems, press Ctrl and + to zoom in on a web page (Ctrl and – to zoom out).
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For Mac operating systems, press Cmd and + to zoom in on a Web page (Cmd and – to zoom out).
Customize the Mouse Pointer
You can customize a computer mouse pointer in several ways. For example, you can slow down the speed of the mouse pointer for easier handling. You can also change its appearance so that it contrasts more with the screen content.
Learn how to change mouse settings for Windows operating systems:
Learn how to change mouse settings for Mac operating systems:
Make the Computer Speak Aloud
Many computers have text-reading features, but they can be limited in what they offer. For example Windows Narrator reads only menus and dialogue boxes but not blocks of text.
Software is available that offers more advanced screen-reading capabilities (both free and commercial). The two most popular commercial screen readers are JAWS and Windows-Eyes.
Learn how to use Windows Narrator:
Learn how to use Mac OS X Voiceover
For more tips on better web browsing, visit the Web Accessibility Initiative website.