Site Accessibility
All efforts are made to allow our site to be accessible to the largest audience possible. If you have any recommendations on how to make this site easier to navigate or view, please let us know.
Linking Conventions
Links to other sites and to non-html files are indicated using the following icons:| Icon | Description |
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Link to an external site. Open in a separate window. |
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Link to a Microsoft Excel .xls file. |
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Link to an email address. Opens in your computer's email client (i.e., Microsoft Outlook). |
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Link to a music file, such as a .mp3 or .wav file. |
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Link to an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file. Requires Adobe Acrobat reader to view. |
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Link which opens in a popup window. (Don't worry: we don't advertise using popups.) |
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Link to a Microsoft Word .doc file. |
Conformance to Web Standards
We try our hardest to remain in conformance with the following Web standards published by the W3C:
Text Size and Scaling
Most modern Internet browsers today allow users to increase or decrease the size of text on a Web page, referred to as "text scaling". This site's design intentionally allows for a reasonable degree of text scaling without breaking the site layout.
Printing
When pages of this site are printed, you'll notice that site elements like the navigation bar are not printed. Care has been taken to make this site easily readable when printed. To see for yourself, just select File -> Print in your Internet browser now.