Website Accessibility

How to change your text size
Some users with certain visual impairments may find that the default text size of websites make them difficult to read. All of the text elements of the Camberley Theatre site can be expanded by making use of browser functionality, as set out below.

How to change your font size in different web browsers
You can use the Large Text option on the top navigation bar of this site or alternatively, depending on your internet browser, you can following the instructions below.

Internet Explorer

Select "View" from the menu at the top of your browser.
From the drop-down menu, select "Text Size".
(Alternatively, press Alt - V - X in succession).
Select the required size.

Mozilla Firefox

Select "View" from the menu at the top of your browser.
From the drop-down menu, select "Text Size".
Select "Increase" or "Decrease" as required.
(Alternatively, simultaneously press 'Ctrl' and '+', or 'Ctrl' and '-' )

Netscape

Select "View" from the menu at the top of your browser.
From the drop-down menu, select "Text Zoom".
Select "Larger", "Smaller" or a percentage, as required.
(Alternatively, simultaneously press 'Ctrl' and '+', or 'Ctrl' and '-' )

Opera

You can easily make both text and graphics larger or smaller using the number pad ' + ' and ' - ' keys. Each press will increase or decrease the size by 10%.
Other browser software will make use of similar functionality, most likely available from the "View" option or equivalent.

For more detailed information on changing your text size options permanently and for other accessibility settings available, please visit the BBC's accessibility pages Opens in a new window.

Text Contrast
Certain users may need to alter the default combination of black text on a white or light green background that is used on the Surrey Heath website. If necessary, the combination of background and text colour can be controlled in the following way:

Internet Explorer

Select "Tools" then "Internet Options" from the menu at the top of your browser.
Press the "Accessibility" button and check the box marked "Ignore Colours Specified on Web Pages". Press "OK".
From the "Internet Options" box, press the "Colours" button
Select the required colour scheme, press "OK" here, and then again on the "Internet Options" box.

Mozilla Firefox 1.0

Select "Tools" then "Options" from the menu at the top of your browser
Click the "Font and Colours" button and uncheck the box marked "Use system colours"
Select the required colour scheme and press "OK"

Netscape 7.1

Select "Edit" then "Preferences" from the menu at the top of your browser
Expand the "Appearance" category in the left hand section of the dialog box
Check the box marked "Use my chosen colours...."
Select the required colour scheme and click "OK"

Plain English
We aim to use plain language throughout the site and try to avoid using unnecessary jargon and acronyms.

Languages and Translation
You can translate areas of the Camberley Theatre website into a number of different languages by using a free translation facility provided by Yahoo! - Babelfish Language Translation Opens in a new window.

Images
We provide a text alternative for all images on the website.

Opening and downloading Adobe Acrobat documents
Downloadable documents on the site are in Portable Document Format (PDF). Throughout the site we have provided a link to the Adobe Acrobat website so that you can download the free Adobe Reader Opens in a new window needed to open a PDF. The current version of Acrobat Reader (version 7) has improved accessibility features and includes the facility to read the text out loud.