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Accessibility Settings

We have undergone efforts to make our website work well with assistive technology used by those with visual, auditory, and mobility impairments, such as providing alternative text for visual and audio content, including means to skip directly to the main content area for those with mobility impairments or for people using screen readers, and adding user settings to enhance accessibility. We are in the process of ensuring that all content on our website complies with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. If you experience any difficulty accessing the information on our website, please contact us.

AccessKeys

Accesskeys allow users to quickly jump to a section of the website or the current page by pressing a combination of keys on the keyboard. This can be of great assistance to those with limited mobility and to users of assistive technology such as screen readers. By default, accesskeys on this site are switched off, but if you would like to set an accesskey for any of the page elements listed below, simply check off which keys you wish to assign, enter the keys of your choice in the corresponding boxes, and save this preference. To then use the access key, check the chart below to see which combination of keys works for your browser and platform.

Accesskey Key Combinations

PDF Documents

In many sections on this site, we offer downloads of documents in the PDF format. While most screen readers in common use can read PDFs, Adobe also has online tools that will convert PDF files to HTML on request. More information about Adobe's accessibility tools and services are available at Adobe's Accessibility Resource Center.