Accessibility Statement
Accessibility
We hope you find the Gulf Oil UK website easy to use and easy to find the information you need.
If you are having difficulty accessing any of the information or finding your way around please let us know. We have also included a number of options below to help you customise your viewing experience to match your personal preferences.
You can select how the information appears on screen; to suit your needs.
Graphics
Change the look and feel by selecting one of the following options [requires javascript]
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Original (Displays all graphics - this is the default style)
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Low Graphics (Removes excess graphics, leaves text in original format)
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Text Only (Displays text only in a size of your choice, no graphics)
We have included the UK Government standard access keys throughout this site.
We have included the relevant UK Government standard acess keys throughout this web site to provide you with keyboard shortcuts to important sections.
If
you are using a Windows-based system please press the 'Alt key' and
the access key, followed by pressing the 'Return key'.
If you
are using a Macintosh system please press the 'Ctrl key' and the
access key, followed by pressing the 'Return key'.
Listed
below are the access keys that you will find on every page:
0
- Accessibility Options
1 - Gulf Home page
2
- Gulf Newsroom
3 - Gulf Sitemap
4 - Gulf
Search
5
- Gulf FAQs
8 - Gulf Terms and Conditions
9
- Gulf Feedback - Contact Gulf (info@gulfoilltd.com)
B - Bottom of page
C
- Contact Us
H - Header Navigation
P - Publications (Latest orange disc)
S
- Skip to Content Area
T - Top of page
Z
- A to Z Index
How to use the access keys
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Internet Explorer 5+ (PC) Hold down the ALT key, press the number or letter of the access key, release both keys then press ENTER.
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Internet Explorer 4 (PC) Hold down the ALT key and press the number or letter of the access key.
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Netscape 7 and Mozilla 1+ (PC) Hold down the ALT key and press the number or letter of the access key.
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Mozilla, Safari and Omniweb (Mac) Hold down the CTRL key and press the number or letter of the access key.
Please note access keys are not supported by Internet Explorer 4.5 (Mac) or Netscape 6 and earlier (PC and Mac)
Select web browser settings to suit you; change the colours, fonts and sizes.
Normally web pages are displayed in your web browser using fonts, font sizes and colours chosen by the web sites authors.
However, with most web browsers you can override this and set your own preference, so every web site you visit will use your choice of font, font size and text/background colour.
Below there is a quick guide on accessing this feature in the most popular web browsers. More detailed information on setting your own font and colour choices can usually be found in help menu of your web browser program:
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Microsoft Internet Explorer: PC Users: Go to the "Tools" menu, select "Internet options" link. The buttons to select colours, fonts and other accessibility options are at the bottom of the Internet Options window that appears. Mac Users: Go to the "Explorer" menu (or "File" menu if using MacOs 9) and choose the "Preferences" link. In the window that appears, to change the colours choose the "Web Content" link on the left or to change the font choose the "Language/Fonts" link on the left.
Visit Internet Explorer support web site
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Netscape: PC Users: Go to the "Edit" menu and choose the "Preferences" option. Mac Users: Go to the "Netscape" menu (or "File" menu if using MacOs 9) and choose the "Preferences" link. In the window that appears choose the "Appearance" link on the left (you may need to click this link twice to show the links for fonts and colours), you should be able then choose these items to change.
Visit Netscape help web site
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AOL: On the AOL browser toolbar select the "My AOL" icon, then select "Preferences" and finally, click on the "www" or "Internet Properties" button. You should now be able to change your internet options which includes fonts and colours.
Visit AOL help web site
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Mozilla: PC Users: Go to the "Edit" menu and choose the "Preferences" option. Mac Users: Go to the "Mozilla" menu (or "File" menu if using MacOs 9) and choose the "Preferences" link. In the window that appears choose the "Appearance" link on the left (you may need to click this link twice to show the links for fonts and colours), you should be able then choose these items to change.
Visit Mozilla support web site
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Safari: Mac Users: Go to the "Safari" menu, select the "Preferences" option. Click on the "Appearance" icon to select the font and size. You can also select your own stylesheet from the "Advanced" icon.
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Opera: PC Users: Go to the "Tools" menu and select the "Preferences" link. Mac Users: Go to the "Opera" menu (or "File" menu if using MacOs 9) and select the "Preferences" link, which should open the Preferences window. To change the fonts select the "Fonts" option from the left menu, to change the colours or use your own stylesheet choose the "Page Style" option from the left menu.
Visit Opera support web site
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Firefox: PC Users: Go to the "Tools" menu and select the "Options" link. Mac Users: Go to the "Firefox" menu and select the "Preferences" link, which should open the Options window. Click the "General" icon on the top left, then click the "Fonts & Colours" button to bring up the window where you can choose your own fonts and colours.
Visit Firefox support web site
Links to more online resources about accessibility on the internet.
Links to more online resources about accessibility on the internet. The opinions expressed in these sites do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Gulf Oil.
Adobe
Accesibility
Find out more about the accessibility options of
Adobe products.
http://access.adobe.com
Web
Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
WAI, in coordination with
organizations around the world, pursues accessibility of the Web
through five primary areas of work: technology, guidelines, tools,
education and outreach, and research and
development.
http://www.w3.org/WAI/
AbilityNet
AbilityNet
provides free information and advice, individual assessment of
technology needs, the supply of assistive technology with free
support, a programme of awareness education, and consultancy for
employers on system and workstation
adaptations.
http://www.abilitynet.org.uk
RNIB
See it Right Campaign
An inclusive approach to design is both
practical and achievable. Accessibility does not only affect people
with disabilities. It has enormous benefits and rewards for
everyone.
http://www.rnib.org.uk/seeitright
Apple
Accessibility
Find out more about the accessibility options of
Apple products.
http://www.apple.com/accessibility/
Microsoft
Accessibility
Find out more about the accessibility options of
Microsoft products.
http://www.microsoft.com/enable/
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