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Abbey for Intermediaries is constantly improving the quality of the service it provides over the Internet. From time to time this requires customers to upgrade to a suitable browser or amend PC or Mac settings in order to enjoy all the benefits and new services that Abbey for Intermediaries provide on the Internet. This web site is best viewed using one of the web browsers below. If you do not have one of these browsers installed on your computer, click on one of the links below to download one.
If you have any technical problems downloading a browser, we recommend you contact either your Internet Service Provider or Microsoft. For more details on how to get the best from the Abbey for Intermediaries web site, please see the information below. PC Requirements To use the site you must have a computer with the following minimum requirements:
One of the following web browsers:
Mac Requirements To use the site, you must have a Mac with the following minimum requirements:
One of the following web browsers:
Other Browsers The Abbey for Intermediaries site is optimised for use with Internet Explorer and may not display correctly in other browsers. Screen Resolution The Abbey for Intermediaries site is best viewed at a resolution of 1024x768 pixels. In order to change the screen resolution on a PC, go to START>SETTINGS>CONTROL PANEL>DISPLAY>SETTINGS and change the screen area to 1024x768 pixels. On a Mac, go to APPLE MENU>CONTROL PANEL>MONITORS in order to change the screen resolution. Colour The Abbey for Intermediaries site is best viewed at a colour-depth of greater than 256 colours (16bit). In order to change the screen colour settings on a PC, go to START>SETTINGS>CONTROL PANEL>DISPLAY>SETTINGS and change the colour palette so that it is greater than 16 bit. On a Mac, go to APPLE MENU> CONTROL PANEL>MONITORS to change the colour settings. Partially-Sighted Customers Abbey for Intermediaries has improved the accessibility of its web site for blind and partially sighted customers. We have done this through consultation with the RNIB and by following as far as possible, the guidelines established by the official Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI).
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