Site Help

Image Key

If you are using a modern web browser and have images and javascript turned on, you will notice small images which decorate some links and text. They include...

  • External link (opens in a new window)
  • PDF file (download Adobe Acrobat)
  • Microsoft Word file
  • Microsoft PowerPoint presentation

Changing Text Size

Is the text size on this website the wrong size for you? Most browsers will allow you to change the size of the text.

Firefox, Netscape 4+, Mozilla
Internet Explorer 5.x & 6.x

  • From the menu bar, select View > Text Size, then select a text size.

Opera

  • From the menu bar, select View > Zoom, then select a value.

Safari

  • From the menu bar, select View > Make Text Bigger or select View > Make Text Smaller

Still using Internet Explorer? Visit BrowseHappy to see why you should switch to a safer browser.

What is a feed?

A feed (also called RSS, Syndication or XML) is a way for you to check multiple websites for newly published content without physically browsing to each website. Unlike email newsletters, you do not have to provide your email address. Instead, you use a program called a Feed Reader (or News Aggregator).

A variety of feed readers are available for different platforms (Windows, Mac, etc). Some are web-based, so you can check it at work or at home. Others integrate with popular email applications, such as Outlook. Follow this link for a list of available feed readers.

Available Feeds