The Ease of Access Centre can be found by searching the Start menu (enter ease in the search box)
Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut Windows button + U to access it.
Commonly used options are also available from login screen via the Ease of Access icon...
Select the Design tab on the ribbon
Find the Page Background group and then Page Colour to see the options
Select the colour you prefer to work on. You can hover over the colours to test them, or simply keep changing the...
Apple products come with many accessibility features including VoiceOver (screen reader), Dictation (voice for text fields), FaceTime (video communication), and Siri (voice and keyboard interaction with the device).
Apple maintains a comprehensive guide to them:
Inspiration software is available on all student PCs.
Inspiration is used to create mind maps, which can then turn into an outline view or even into a presentation. It may be particularly useful for anyone who has dyslexia or just finds it difficult...
If a printer is faulty, please remember you can go to any other printer on either campus to release your print job, but please also report the fault as soon as possible.
Students: please report any printing issues to the SIZ desk in the Learning Resources Centres.
Staff: please...
There are three ways students can top-up their print credit:
1. Online at https://printpayments.chi.ac.uk
2. Via the cash and coin loaders located in both Learning Resource Centres
3. At the SIZ counters
Click the option for more actions (usually three dots) in the menu bar
Choose print
Confirm you would like to print
You can print from your phone, tablet, laptop or any other internet-enabled device using mobile printing.
It works with any operating system and uses your University email.
You can send a document to print from anywhere that has an internet connection, for example from home the night...
