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At St. Jamess Place Bank, we want all our services to be as easy to use as possible and available to people with physical disabilities. This area describes the accessibility of our services. If you have hearing or speech difficulties, you can call Typetalk on 0800 95 95 98 and ask the operator to call St. Jamess Place Bank on 0845 600 7852. Our literature is available in large print, audio and Braille. Please call on 0845 602 6200 for further information. For visually impaired users, we recommend the following speaking browsers which are available for a free trial period:
Some specific actions we have taken include: Our web site As much as possible, we are following the guidelines established by the official Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). These include:
Our Adminstration Centre Special needs applicants can register their requirements during the application process. Based on this we will provide you with materials to make banking with St. Jamess Place Bank easier. These include:
How to enlarge the text on your screen There are two common ways to increase the text size on your screen for some of the most common browsers and platforms:
Follow the instructions below to increase the text size with the most common browsers. Note that some pages will not be displayed correctly in non-standard font sizes. MS Internet Explorer 4 & 5 on Windows From the menu bar, select Tools (View in IE4), then Internet Options.
You may notice the text size is larger after this. If you would like it larger still go to the View Menu and select Text size (Fonts in IE4). From the submenu, select larger or largest. Netscape 4.X on Windows From the menu bar, select the Edit menu, then Preferences.
You can also change the font sizes by choosing the View menu and selecting 'increase font' or 'decrease font' as desired. Changing the size and the resolution of your screen Reducing the resolution of your screen will increase the size of the text. To do this: Windows
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