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make it easier for you to use this site we've built In
some features which might help you navigate the site.
Accesskey
The access key function allows you to navigate around
a site without using your mouse to click on links.Using your keyboard, it's possible to
jump directly to pages without having to move your mouse
at all.
By typing:
-
alt+[accesskey] (PC)
or
- ctrl+[accesskey]
(Mac)
a
link becomes highlighted. You can then hit the enter
key to activate the link.
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of accesskeys used in this site |
| go
to "home" page |
alt+1,
enter |
| go
to "Site index" |
alt+3,
enter |
| go
to "Your Force Contacts" page |
alt+9,
enter |
| go
to "Accessibility" page |
alt+0,
enter |
Tab
Key
You can also use the Tab key on your keyboard to move
between links on a page. A single press of Tab highlights
the next link, shift+Tab high-lights the previous link.
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Browser text-sizing tool
Most popular browsers feature a text resizing tool in
the toolbar.
With
this tool you can resize text on screen to a level you
feel comfortable with. Just click on the icon, and select
a new size.
This
tool is also available in the menu of various browsers
as follows:
- Internet
Explorer 5, 5.5, 6 (PC): view > text size
- Internet
Explorer 5 (Mac): view > text zoom
- Netscape
6, 7, Mozilla: view > text zoom
- Opera
7: view > zoom
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Display of this site in older browsers
Accessibility features are unfortunately not supported
in certain older, non standards-compliant browsers.
To take full advantage of the features on this, and
many other sites across the web, we recommend that you
upgrade to a standards compliant browser.
If
you'd like to upgrade you can find a list of the most
popular standards-supporting browsers here,
all of which are free to download.
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Deaf,
deafblind, deafened, hard of hearing or speech-impaired?
Hertfordshire Constabulary operates a TEXTPHONE
system for use in case of an emergency
and non-emergency.
The
TEXTPHONE telephone number is 01707
390990.
The RNID provides more information about communication for the deaf and hard of hearing.
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